The recent publication on social media of a lion prowling on the Stoffberg road, had many people up in arms, especially after the incident of 14 lions on the loose in Phalaborwa.<\/p>\n
A photo was published on the Facebook profile of Witbank Parts showing a lion walking next to the road. The administrator of the profile captioned the photo stating that the lion was seen next to the Stoffberg road.<\/p>\n
It has been confirmed that the sighting was untrue.
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www.mobserver.co.za<\/b>\u00a0tried to reach the owner of the Facebook account for comment but they did not respond before publication of the article.<\/p>\n
The image has since been deleted from the account.<\/p>\n
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