For the first time ever, a wild animal was observed breastfeeding a kitten.

An unusual occurrence occurred in Zambia’s Wildlife Sanctuary: a wild lion began feeding a panther cub despite the fact that he is her natural enemy. Normally, older lions kill panther babies because they are competitors for food, but this mother has accomplished something incredible.

A cat has been seen nursing a kitten, maybe for the first time. Despite having four puppies that were starving, she mustered the strength to feed another cub. The mom may feel her children are dead, and she may be trying to take out her anger on another child, according to the park police.

It won’t be feasible to determine whether the children are still alive just yet. It’s also unknown where the mother of another gorilla goes because the lion stays behind to nurse him. All paleontologists are aware that lions can kill both their own and young lions in addition to feeding only their own kind’s offspring.

Nosikitok seems to have been ready to receive the child before her feelings and maternal instincts took over. Unique instances are still being monitored by staff in nature reserves.

They are aware that the baby benefits from spending time with his mother, but they are not in a hurry to interfere with their activities as an experiment.