A pride of lion has successfully killed a blue wildebeest. They have already filled their bellies, and now they are staying close by for quite a while. They sleep next to the prey, keep other predators away, they lick each other, play around, and from time to time they go back to the skeleton and see if there is still some meat on it.
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