- The adorable scenes were played out at Langedrag Nature Park
- Kitten shows no fear as it takes a nap in a precarious position on a branch
- Photographer Cecilie Sonsteby says she was amazed it didn't fall off
We all like to turn to a brother or sister for a bit of sibling advice sometimes and it seems lynx kittens are no different.
The
adorable snap looks like the youngsters are re-enacting a memorable
scene in the Lion King where Mufasa shows Simba the Pride Lands he will
one day inherit.
But this was not snapped in the east African lands of Tanzania - rather it was captured at Langedrag Nature Park in Norway.
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Paws for thought: One lynx cub appears to put a wise hand on the shoulder of its sibling
Cat nap: This nine-week old lynx kitten is so worn out it decides to take a nap in the most unlikely position up a tree
Photographer
Cecilie Sonsteby 46, spotted the cute cat as it clung on during its cat
nap, doing its best not to drop off a branch.
It was taken shortly after one of the cute animals went for 40 winks - up a tree.
Her pictures show the youngster, thought to be a nine-week-old female, exploring the park from the best vantage point.
'The cub in the tree was the most adventurous of the siblings and she was up there for much more than an hour,' she said.
'It
seemed very relaxed and comfortable and having a great overview. I did
not see it myself, but it climbed down safely on its own.
'The mother was quite relaxed about it the whole time it was there.
'It is so impressive that she managed to sleep like that. She was pretty high up in the tree too.'
Play time: It's claws out as the young lynx kittens learn how to fight with one another
Peek-a-boo: One of the kittens peers out from behind some colourful grasses at Langedrag Nature Park in Norway
Mother's protection: One kitten peers out from behind a rock in the safety of its mother's company
Good balance: This lynx kitten showed what a doddle it is to climb trees and take a nap
Holding on: The lynx kitten awakes to find itself up a tree and holding on at the Langedrag Nature Park in Norway
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