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This is an excellent set of photos that cover much of the life of lions and the Pride.
The author has selected a number of telling images .
The photos capture the lions and lionesses in the many roles they play, along with the wonderful photos of the Cubs.
You see the lion marking his territory, fending off nomadic lions, resting ang enjoying the Cubs as well as getting the first go at the food.You also see lions mating to secure the next generation.
There is also a picture of 5 lion brothers at a watering hole-- they would make a strong coalition in a Pride takeover attempt.
Lionesses are seen alone or together, out hunting
There are a number of photos of lionesses with Cubs of various ages, nursing them, carrying one in her mouth, walking down a path, and the pride at rest, or at a watering hole.
There are views of kills.

Summary
I was really pleased with the book.
Like the other reviewers, one would have to say the text is brief ( several other books I have by Japanese photographers are similar-- I presume it is the language gap )
Image production could be better, but for me the number of first class images well outweighed this objection.


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In the Lion Den Mitsuaki Iwago 9780811812290 Books Reviews

I have always thought that Mitsuaki Iwago's nature photography is unsurpassed. His ability to capture images that are original is uncanny. For anyone interested in the Serengeti-Ngorongoro ecosystem, or African Wildlife in general, "In the Lion's Den" is definitely worth buying. However, the superb photographs are let down by poor printing and limitations in the text accompanying the images. The captions rarely relate well to the images and, in some cases, appear to be incorrect. For example, several pages in the middle of the book show stunning photographs of two male lions fighting. The final photograph in the sequence shows a male lion roaring with a caption indicating that the victor remains in a high state of tension. However, the lion pictured has no blood on its muzzle, whereas the preceding photographs show the bloodied victor biting through the scull of its opponent.

Despite the limitations, I would still recommend this book on the basis of the photographs alone. However, for those also hoping for informative writing on lion behaviour, this book would prove to be disappointing. Another thing I noticed was that the printing quality was poor compared to his other books.
Again Agwa innovates in his new book.titled In the Lion's Den. when you hold this book and begins to get over it, the introductory page signifies to you that the lion invites you to enter its inn to enjoy your visit. In its in you will see the splendors and mysteries of its world its life. marriage. killing tendency. children care. and hunting.. etc. you can see all this through exciting and eye-catching pictures. with its nice color about wild life. Agwa draws artistic masterpiece in light for forest king the lion. It is a lovely book for those who love lions and appreciate high quality photographing.
This is a good book as far as books with nothing but photos go. There are a lot of good pictures of beautiful lions, which of course I adore since I do love big cats very much, and it shows them hunting, eating, fighting, playing, roaring, and even rolling around in the mud. And those that show them asleep shows them rolled on their backs. Very cute. If you like lions and other cool predators like I do, then you should read this book. Unfortunately, I cannot give it five stars because there is no information but captions. It is good other than that, but I still wish there were writing so I could learn more about the lives of what I think is the best and coolest animal ever to exist. At least it's still good overall.
See the description above
This is an excellent set of photos that cover much of the life of lions and the Pride.
The author has selected a number of telling images .
The photos capture the lions and lionesses in the many roles they play, along with the wonderful photos of the Cubs.
You see the lion marking his territory, fending off nomadic lions, resting ang enjoying the Cubs as well as getting the first go at the food.You also see lions mating to secure the next generation.
There is also a picture of 5 lion brothers at a watering hole-- they would make a strong coalition in a Pride takeover attempt.
Lionesses are seen alone or together, out hunting
There are a number of photos of lionesses with Cubs of various ages, nursing them, carrying one in her mouth, walking down a path, and the pride at rest, or at a watering hole.
There are views of kills.

Summary
I was really pleased with the book.
Like the other reviewers, one would have to say the text is brief ( several other books I have by Japanese photographers are similar-- I presume it is the language gap )
Image production could be better, but for me the number of first class images well outweighed this objection.