African Lioness Tank Tops

African Lioness

African Lioness

A wild African- lioness Queen of the Jungle in South Africa for when you go on safari

This design is the perfect gift for a birthday, Christmas and other celebrations. It is suitable for women, men, kids ( girls / boys ) and babys.

Lioness looking into the distance in high key black and white. Great design for lion and big cat fans, wildlife supporters, conservationists and those concerned by the threat to Africa's endangered lions. Ideal gift for anyone planning an Africa safari or vacation. This artwork will also appeal to all those who believe in conserving and protecting endangered wildlife and who oppose trophy hunting.Original wildlife photograph by Scotch Macaskill rendered in minimalist, monochrome style, providing a striking image ideal for home or office decor. Artwork copyright Scotch Macaskill.

Photograph taken at the Perth Zoo, Western Australia

The tiger [female: tigress] is a carnivorous mammal of the felid family, which inhabits the Asian continent. Among its subspecies it is the largest among all wild cats in the world. They are extremely territorial and solitary animals.

Lionesses are female lions, which are large carnivorous cats that are native to sub-Saharan Africa and a few regions in India. Lionesses are known for their impressive hunting skills and for living in social groups known as prides. They are skilled hunters and typically hunt in groups to take down large prey such as antelopes, zebras, and buffaloes. Lionesses are also responsible for caring for the cubs, teaching them hunting skills, and providing them with protection within the pride. They have a distinctive tan fur with black markings and are considered apex predators in their natural habitat. While lion populations have declined in recent decades due to habitat loss and hunting, they are still an important symbol of strength and power...

Tree Branch Lioness

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Digital art painting of a African Lioness

Majestic african lioness

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Lioness looking around

3D rendering of a lions playing for love .

Namibia. Etosha National Park. Lioness.

A photo realistic coloured pencil drawing of an African lioness, prowling in long grasses.

This design for queen

I Got My Own Back Watercolor Lioness

African Lion Family, Lioness, Lion and Cub by Logiamerch.

Canon Rebel T3i. A large carnivorous feline mammal (Panthera leo) of Africa and northwest India, having a short tawny coat, a tufted tail, and, in the male, a heavy mane around the neck and shoulders. Riverbanks Zoo. Columbia, South Carolina USA. Thank you for looking at my Photography!!! Cynthia

3 D rendering of Lioness running

'A New Day Dawns' is a graphite pencil drawing on Strathmore Bristol Vellum paper. Created in a photo realistic style there is a high level of detail captured in this piece with extra emphasis placed on the strong morning light and shadows.

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The female lion

A beautiful lioness lifts her head to answer the call of a distant male. Originally created with graphite pencil on Bristol board. African wildlife art.

African Lion, panthera leo senegalis in close up

Bernard Willem Wierink, ca.1896 Watercolor

Photograph taken at the Perth Zoo, Western Australia

Namibia. Etosha National Park. Queen Lioness.

The African Lion lives in savannas throughout African countries such as Zambia, Zimbabwe, Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Cameroon and Kenya. The lion is the only truly social big cat, and its roar can be heard over 8 kms away. Photo taken: Taronga Zoo, Sydney on a Nikon Coolpix P610

African Lion Inspired

The Lion King There are only two animals on the planet that God identified himself with. The first one is the eagle and the second one is the lion, both of them, are the king in their domain. The eagle is the king of the birds and the lion is the king of the jungle. But Let’s talk little about the lion. The lion has what I call “the spirit of leadership.” That rage, confidence, and brevity of a lion to confront almost any animal in its domain sets it a class apart. A class of winners and bosses.

‘Most of them resemble cats, lionesses or lions; others are not obviously derived from any specific animal.’