After they were reunited, Pancho and Temuco instantly started making up for lost time by playing together in the grass.
This clip catches the amazing moment when the brothers see each other again:
“Within six months, some of these lions have gone from living in complete isolation in a stinking cage, being beaten and abused, to roaming the Colorado countryside in prides just as they would in the wild,” said Tim Phillips, vice president of ADI.
I’m so happy when I hear stories of animals being released from captivity! At the same time, we should never forget all those animals that are still living in captivity.
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