The African people hold White Lions as sacred beings who are humanity’s guardians in times of transformation. Their natural and spiritual homeland is the Timbavati region of South Africa, neighboring the Kruger National Park, where snow-white lions were born into wild, golden prides. Unfortunately, the cubs were captured and bred for financial gain, for zoos, circuses, and as canned hunting trophies. Consequently, the White Lions have been technically extinct in the wild since 1993.
The Global White Lion Protection Trust is changing this. The lions on this page are part of a re-introduction program to a protected area within the Timbavati Region. These lions carry a message for us all. To learn more about the white lions roaming free in their natural habitat, go to: www.whitelions.org, www.white-lions.co.uk or www.whitelionshomeland.org.
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- White lions are not albinos. They have standard, though at times lighter, pigmentation in their eyes, noses and ears. Their whiteness is the result of a rare recessive gene, similar to blue eyes in humans, which could be a relic of ice ages.
- In winter, when it does not rain, they become dusty with the brown earth of Africa and resemble tawny lions, although lighter. In spring, when the rains come, it washes off the dust and they turn white again.
- One day of freedom for a white lion costs R350, approximately $50. This covers actual predation and veterinary costs, anti-poaching activities, fence maintenance, restocking prey-animals, essential habitat management and the cost of monitoring around the clock.
- The Global White Lion Protection Trust has reintroduced a pride of rehabilitated white lions to semi-free-roaming conditions within their greater endemic habitat—the Greater Timbavati region. They are now hunting for themselves and are self-sufficient.
- Once white lions have been integrated into the tawny lion populations within their natural distribution range, the natural dynamics of their endemic region, the Greater Timbavati, will be restored.
Delightful Facts About the White Lions
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