Baboons steal lion cubs, re-enacting the scene from the movie The Lion King is interesting

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According to safari guide kurt schultz, a lost lion cub was surrounded by baboons . but instead of attacking the little animal, a monkey lifted the cub up atop a marula tree branch and stroked it, picking it up like the rafiki character carried the little prince simba in the animated movie image.

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