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Simba, a nine-month-old lion cub, has been enjoying the company of humans after being saved from its mother, which tried to eat it.

Dominique and Juliette Cases own a small private zoo in Casteil, southwestern France, but Simba has been welcomed in the comforts of their home due to its young age.

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The French couple has been documenting the happy moments with Simba before returning it to the enclosure upon reaching adulthood.

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