David de Beer from South Africa came to inspect his father's estate and prepare it for sale, but then discovered six lionesses who decided to "sunbathe" on the balcony • The network did not remain indifferent: "Such guard dogs I want" • For those interested: the house is still for sale
What would you do if you came to your house and discovered a flock of lions resting on your porch?
This question had to be dealt with recently by the South African couple David de Beer and his wife Mariska, when they went to inspect the estate of David's father in the city of HydeFruit.
The couple entered the magnificent mansion and discovered on the porch six lionesses who simply rested peacefully and basked in the sunlight.
"We came to inspect David's father's property to prepare it for sale, and we just found out that there are already some who have moved in," Mariska wrote as she uploaded the video of the lionesses leaping out of place after noticing them.
The lionesses continued to roam the garden as the couple photographed them from inside the house.
The video and photos uploaded to social media naturally drew a particularly large wave of reactions.
A talkbackist wrote: "I need such watch dogs at home, zero burglaries and I don't need to take care of them, they know how to get along quite well on their own."
Another respondent joined in: "I want that too, what wonderful animals."
There were also those who were very frightened by the situation: "God, what can be done now? Where is fear, what discomfort."
If you want to buy the luxury property, all you have to do is get a little less than £ 100,000, go to the website https://www.leadwood.net/ and buy the estate. This is a leftover estate that moves freely in it and covers 5,500 dunams Not cultivated in Kruger National Park in South Africa.