Three lions had a gay orgy at a safari park in the West Midlands
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A gay orgy broke out between three lions at a safari park in the West Midlands, leaving parents covering the eyes of their little ones.
A video showing the lions getting frisky was filmed by mum of three Danielle Harvey.
27-year-old Harvey had taken her family the West Midlands Safari Park near to Bewdley, Worcester, for what she thought would be a family-friendly day out.
Harvey had her partner, Damian, drive closer to the lions and they were just 30 ft away when the animals began to mount each other.
The mother was filming the lions so that her four-year-old daughter, Savannah, could show her nursery group what she had done during the half term.
However, dad quickly drove away when the lions started mounting each other and making Savannah’s half-term footage anything but PG.
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The family weren’t quick enough to cover the kids’ eyes though as their three-year-old Archie shouts “naughty boy!” in the clip.
The Birmingham mum explained that although the children are young they watch a lot of documentaries by David Attenborough so they were a little bit clued up about what was going on.
She told the Sun: “The children are very young but they love watching the David Attenborough programmes on the telly.
“We have been to the park before and they were really excited about seeing the lions, tigers and elephants close up again.
“We stopped on the track through the lions’ area and told the kids to look at the daddy lions who were literally just 30 feet away.
“Then it all kicked off with them mounting each other and getting very intimate and growly.
“Archie realised the daddies were up to something before we sped off.”
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Damian added that there was a shared moment of realisation between him and Danielle before they drove away.
“I don’t think Savannah will be showing the video to her friends,” he quipped.
Safari park spokeswoman Laura Belford-Thomas said the behaviour was considered normal for the three lions, Jilani, Jengo and Tsavo.
They have been at the park a little over a year and are not going to be “introduced” to eight females.
“Their behaviour would happen in the wild as male lions live in coalitions together before they take over a pride of female lions.
“The males are basically deciding amongst themselves who is the most dominant before they start to engage with the females.
“It gives visitors a real wildlife experience,” she said.
