A Betschuana tribe man finds his brother eaten by a lion — Stock Photo, Image

A Betschuana tribe man finds his brother eaten by a lion — Illustration

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Old illustration depicting a Betschuana tribe man finds his brother eaten by a lion, drawn by Karl Liebscher in Emil Holub's "Seven Years in South Africa", published in Vienna, 1881

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A Betschuana tribe man finds his brother eaten by a lion — Illustration

Old illustration depicting a Betschuana tribe man finds his brother eaten by a lion, drawn by Karl Liebscher in Emil Holub's "Seven Years in South Africa", published in Vienna, 1881

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