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Kamunyak (meaning "Blessed One"), was a lioness in the Samburu National Reserve, in Northern Kenya. She is famous for having adopted at least 6 oryx calves, and fighting off predators and lion prides which attempted to eat her charges. She suffered starvation, since the calves did not act like lion cubs and wait somewhere while she hunted for food. She was last sighted in February 2004, and despite a number of searches, has not been seen since.

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  • Kamunyak (fr)
  • Kamunyak (en)
  • カムニャック (ja)
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  • Kamunyak (la bénie, en samburu, orthographié aussi Kamuniak) est une lionne de la réserve nationale de Samburu, au Nord du Kenya. Elle est célèbre pour avoir adopté six bébés oryx. (fr)
  • カムニャック（KamunyakまたはKamuniak）は、アフリカ大陸のケニア北部にあるにいたメスのライオンである。この若いメスライオンは、肉食動物にとって獲物であるはずの草食動物オリックスの子供を養育し、他の捕食者から守ろうと行動したことで有名になった。 (ja)
  • Kamunyak (meaning "Blessed One"), was a lioness in the Samburu National Reserve, in Northern Kenya. She is famous for having adopted at least 6 oryx calves, and fighting off predators and lion prides which attempted to eat her charges. She suffered starvation, since the calves did not act like lion cubs and wait somewhere while she hunted for food. She was last sighted in February 2004, and despite a number of searches, has not been seen since. (en)
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  • Kamunyak (meaning "Blessed One"), was a lioness in the Samburu National Reserve, in Northern Kenya. She is famous for having adopted at least 6 oryx calves, and fighting off predators and lion prides which attempted to eat her charges. She suffered starvation, since the calves did not act like lion cubs and wait somewhere while she hunted for food. Her story was recorded by Saba Douglas-Hamilton and her sister, Dudu, between January 2002 - August 2003. Their film, Heart of a Lioness, was first shown on the BBC and later premiered in the United States on Animal Planet in March 2005. Video clips from this film can be accessed on the Discovery Channel website, together with audio interviews with pictures and an extensive discussion. She was last sighted in February 2004, and despite a number of searches, has not been seen since. (en)
  • Kamunyak (la bénie, en samburu, orthographié aussi Kamuniak) est une lionne de la réserve nationale de Samburu, au Nord du Kenya. Elle est célèbre pour avoir adopté six bébés oryx. (fr)
  • カムニャック（KamunyakまたはKamuniak）は、アフリカ大陸のケニア北部にあるにいたメスのライオンである。この若いメスライオンは、肉食動物にとって獲物であるはずの草食動物オリックスの子供を養育し、他の捕食者から守ろうと行動したことで有名になった。 (ja)
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