The scene of lions rushing to embrace their benefactors in a prey posture makes viewers watch their hearts

The image slows down the scene of the lioness rushing to Kevin Richardson, a South African conservationist standing in the water as if attacking the prey that makes viewers fearless.

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The sight of the lion jumping from the mop was not an attack, the prey, it was actually coming to the benefactor to caress. He was one of two rescued Richardson lions when his mother abandoned him. In the video we can see, Kevin Richardson is stretching his arms to welcome the death.

Kevin Richardson was dubbed the "Lion Whisperer" because he could communicate in nonverbal language with sisters Meg and Amy. This is a pair of lions rescued by Richardson when their mother abandoned them in a shallow trench.

Richardso took them to the wildlife park and other animals so they could live better than in cages.

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Richardson added, when he called Meg, he would swim to him and he would look at his face with the idea of ​​" If I appeared in front of you, would you pounce on me? ". At that time, he and he will look at each other. That is trust.