May 2, 2025
Have been watching a lot about the Tsavo lions that attacked the Uganda Railway workers in 1898 and decided to do some art of them.
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Have been watching a lot about the Tsavo lions that attacked the Uganda Railway workers in 1898 and decided to do some art of them.
Buffalo Lions are thought to be a subspecies of maneless lion. They are called Buffalo Lions because they commonly hunt and kill buffalo; however, it is said that they have been including humans into their diet more often lately. Unlike other lions, this subspecies does not travel in prides. Because these lions are maneless, it is likely that they are genetically different than normal lions, which is why many cryptozoologists believe they could be a new subspecies.
The pictured above are a pair of maneless lions known as the Tsavo Man-Eaters. These two maneless male lions were responsible for a number of human deaths in March 1898. They stalked a group of construction workers’ campsite and several nights they would drag workers away in their sleep and devour them.