Pride of 14 lions on the loose in South Africa have been living near a mine for the past year and did not escape from the Kruger National Park Fourteen lions have been spotted living next to a mine in a South African town Officials at first believed that the lions were from the Kruger National Park However, the park's general manager says the lions are not from their park It is thought the lions have lived next to the mine because there is a lot of prey
By Stefan Boscia For Mailonline
Published: 17:05 BST, 9 June 2019 | Updated: 17:05 BST, 9 June 2019
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Fourteen lions on the loose near a South African town have not escaped from a nearby national park as originally thought.
The pride of lions had been spotted at a mine near the town of Phalaborwa, near the border of Mozambique, and it was believed they had escaped from Kruger National Park.
However, officials from the park have denied it is a pride of theirs and they are instead thought to have been living
