Matusadona, which became a national park in 1975, is thought to house around 40 lions. It once had the highest density of lions in Africa, before human pressure took its toll, according to the ...

He was found around 30 miles (50km) away five days later, in Matusadona National Park, weak and dehydrated but alive.

Lost Boy Found After 5 Days In Zimbabwe Park With Lions And Elephants Tinotenda Pundu survived among lions, elephants, and buffaloes inside Matusadona National Park.

Stock photo of a male lion in the evening light. Location: Lake Kariba/Bumi Hills, Matusadona National Park, Zimbabwe, southern Africa.

“After 5 long, harrowing days in the jungle near Hogwe River, which feeds into Ume river, the boy has been found alive by the incredible rangers from Matusadona Africa Parks.