Lions on the Beach.
A desert lioness meets up with a porcupine on a dune amidst swirling mists on the Skeleton Coast of Namibia. (Photograph that inspired this artwork was supplied by Desert Lion Conservation). The Resilient Namibian Desert Lions of the Skeleton Coast Namibia's Skeleton Coast is a harsh and unforgiving landscape known for its rugged beauty and extreme conditions. Amidst the red desert sands and rocky shoreline, a special population of lions has adapted to survive in this challenging environment - the Namibian Desert Lions. These majestic creatures have captured the hearts of conservationists and tourists alike, but their existence is threatened by a myriad of challenges. Challenges The Namibian Desert Lions face a host of challenges that make survival in the Skeleton Coast a constant struggle. One of the main issues they face is human-wildlife conflict, as the lions often come into contact with local communities who see them as a threat to their livestock. This leads to retaliatory ki
