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Took some time to find out if the photo is authentic. It’s a real photo by Yann Arthus-Bertrand taken in Kenya, 1983. Perhaps the photo inspired the famous scene in the Lion King.
Black and white version on artist’s website: https://www.yannarthusbertrandphoto.com/categorie-produit/lion-en/ https://twitter.com/landpsychology/status/1266361202743160832
Black and white version on artist’s website: https://www.yannarthusbertrandphoto.com/categorie-produit/lion-en/ https://twitter.com/landpsychology/status/1266361202743160832
Correction: photo dates back to 1978 h/t @KDbyProxy
https://twitter.com/kdbyproxy/status/1266373901862318082?s=21 https://twitter.com/kdbyproxy/status/1266373901862318082
https://twitter.com/kdbyproxy/status/1266373901862318082?s=21 https://twitter.com/kdbyproxy/status/1266373901862318082
This didn’t go too well 
correction II: the image isn’t from the Lion King movie. It’s fan art: https://www.deviantart.com/isuru077/art/Daddy-s-Alarm-Clock-292114078 H/t @Speckbrummsel
correction II: the image isn’t from the Lion King movie. It’s fan art: https://www.deviantart.com/isuru077/art/Daddy-s-Alarm-Clock-292114078 H/t @Speckbrummsel
I was sure it was a still image from the Lion King movie. Memory does funny things sometimes. Perhaps I should rewatch the original movie after all these years. Lesson learnt 
