Meet the most famous lions in Africa and discover the remarkable stories behind legendary individuals and coalitions that have inspired photographers, filmmakers and safari travellers for decades.

The Flehmen response is one of the most fascinating behaviours seen in big cats. Discover why lions curl back their lips, what they are actually doing, and what I have learned from witnessing this behaviour while photographing wild lions across Africa.

A lion roar is one of Africa's most unforgettable wildlife sounds. Discover why lions roar, how far the sound travels, and what years of photographing wild lions in Tanzania and Kenya have taught me about this remarkable form of communication.

A day in Laikipia brought four leopard encounters, from the lazy Kisiwa to the ever-reliable Giza.

A quiet moment shared with a lioness. One of my most meaningful lion pictures from the wild.

Pride male at the dinner table. Lions live in social groups called prides rather than being solitary like most big cats. Female lions are the main hunters and caretakers, working together to feed and protect the young. Male lions defend territory, lead the pride’s protection and ensure the safety of cubs in many cases. Cubs learn by playing, watching and mimicking adult behaviour — their play has a purpose. Pride roles and hierarchies shift over time, especially when new male