'World's loneliest lion' explores his new home at a South African wildlife sanctuary

NationalWorld.com

Animals Defenders International (ADI) have brought Ruben to a wildlife sanctuary in South Africa where he can be with other lions again, after five years alone in a tiny concrete cell at an abandoned zoo in Armenia.  Video: SWNS/ADI

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