Lions are enjoying the South Africa lockdown so much they're taking naps in the middle of road - CBS News
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South Africa has been on lockdown since March 25.Kruger National Park, one of the largest game reserves in Africa, has been tweeting photos and videos of animals roaming the park without the intrusion of tourists. Even as the sun rises, without all our human visitors, the urge to sing the 'lion sleeps tonight' is just a whim away, a whim away, a whim away!📸 ©️ Jean Rossouw; Skukuza Golf Club , Kruger National Park@SANParks pic.twitter.com/M9XiagVqjXHowever, as these animals and other wildlife around the world enjoy the lack of human interference, there's mounting fear that endangered species could be more at risk from poachers during the pandemic, CBS News foreign correspondent Deborah Patta reports.
As said here by Christopher Brito