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TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY STEPHANIE AGLIETTI A lion brought from South Africa walks inside of the boma, a temporary enclosure where they are going to spend at least two weeks in quarantine, in Akagera National Park in the east of Rwanda on July 1, 2015, after being reintroduced. Rwanda reintroduced lions after they were wiped out following the country's 1994 genocide, when fleeing refugees and displaced people occupied part of the park, with the lion being driven out or killed as people tried to protect their livestock. Seven lions -- two males and five females -- were transported in a marathon 30-hour journey from South Africa - first by air, then the final stretch by road to Rwanda's eastern Akagera National Park. AFP PHOTO / STEPHANIE AGLIETTI (Photo credit should read STEPHANIE AGLIETTI/AFP via Getty Images)