For me, one of the biggest challenges for photographing these big litters of cubs at Chitabe camp in the Okavango is getting all the little guys in the same frame without disturbing them. This was definitely an awesome day as in the morning we spent time photographing 5 young cubs and in the afternoon this little family of 6- what a privilege.
The 6th cub can be seen in the grass on the bottom right
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