So sad to see the king in his final days.

“I sat with him only feet away, locking eyes and starting at one another as I watched for an hour as the life leave his body. I wanted him to know he would not die alone.”

The lion captured in Larry Pannell’s photograph was a magnificent creature, whose strength and majesty inspired awe in all who beheld him. Despite his age and failing health, he radiated a regal presence that belied his physical condition. He was a symbol of the wild, a reminder of the beauty and power of nature, and a testament to the enduring spirit of life that persists even in the face of mortality. May his memory live on, and may we continue to be inspired by his grace and courage.

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