:16:01
His Majesty knows how to cope
with the generation gap...
:16:05
...and he will make an example
of the young upstart...
:16:07
...who has dared to challenge
the establishment.
:16:11
A long, long stare until the young one
is thoroughly cowed.
:16:29
And now the young rebel
has to lie down again...
:16:31
...so that the king can come
walking past once more.
:16:35
And this time he knows he'll be shown
the respect due to him.
:16:40
He's not even a very
imposing specimen, as lions go...
:16:43
...but he does remember that he's descended
from a long line of kings.
:17:13
The hyena could have
been king of the desert.
:17:16
His jaws are stronger than those of a lion,
and he has those powerful forequarters...
:17:21
...but nature saw fit to give him
a weak and wobbly rear end...
:17:25
...and a slow, ungainly gait.
:17:27
So instead of being king of the desert,
he's a lowly trash collector...
:17:31
...who lives off the leftovers
of the lion and other hunters.
:17:35
It's just as well he's not the king,
because he's a real stinker.
:17:39
He's a coward. He's sneaky.
:17:42
He often slobbers and drools.
:17:44
He loves to roll in the rotting remains...
:17:46
...of some dead animal
to mask his own smell.
:17:49
He has a silly giggle.
:17:52
And, worst of all, he's not content
to live on garbage alone...
:17:56
...so he'll eat the babies of other animals
when he can get to them.