Outline
Message circulating rapidly on Facebook asks users to "like" a photograph purportedly depicting an entirely black lion.
Analysis
Comments and submissions indicate that many users believe that the image really shows a black lion. However, the lion depicted in the image is not actually black. In fact, the image is the result of the digital manipulation of a photograph depicting a white lion. The image is the work of digital artist Pavol Dvorský (PAulie-SVK) and can be viewed in its original context on the DeviantArt website.
The source image used in the digital manipulation can be seen on the Cute Home Pets website:
![Black Lion Spotted on Facebook [Scam]](http://cdn2.techie-buzz.com/images5/common/2012/07/white-lion.png "Black Lion Spotted on Facebook [Scam]")
Message circulating rapidly on Facebook asks users to "like" a photograph purportedly depicting an entirely black lion.
Comments and submissions indicate that many users believe that the image really shows a black lion. However, the lion depicted in the image is not actually black. In fact, the image is the result of the digital manipulation of a photograph depicting a white lion. The image is the work of digital artist Pavol Dvorský (PAulie-SVK) and can be viewed in its original context on the DeviantArt website.
The source image used in the digital manipulation can be seen on the Cute Home Pets website:
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