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RE: The Matimba coalition - Tr1x24 - 01-12-2021

Throwback, N. Matimbas WhiteFace and SlitNose (look at those paws of SlitNose, monster) :







RE: The Matimba coalition - Dark Jaguar - 01-15-2021

Ginger taking some rest.

credits: Kelsey Reddicks


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RE: The Matimba coalition - Tonpa - 01-19-2021

"James of Londolozi: Othawa subs no, but Matimba male was on Londolozi about 2 days ago. Not seen since."

From FB, sounds like hes pushing into some dangerous areas.


RE: The Matimba coalition - sundarbans - 01-20-2021

(01-12-2021, 06:38 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Throwback, N. Matimbas WhiteFace and SlitNose (look at those paws of SlitNose, monster) :





One of the Matimba males was called Shaka Matimba but I am confused which one it is. Was it another name for Ndunha or one of the other 3 Northern Matimbas?


RE: The Matimba coalition - Matimbalani - 01-20-2021

(01-20-2021, 02:09 AM)sundarbans Wrote:
(01-12-2021, 06:38 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Throwback, N. Matimbas WhiteFace and SlitNose (look at those paws of SlitNose, monster) :





One of the Matimba males was called Shaka Matimba but I am confused which one it is. Was it another name for Ndunha or one of the other 3 Northern Matimbas?

No, Ndhunha was a non-related male that joined the Matimba's natal pride as a cub. Shaka was another male lion also referred to as Blue Eyed Matimba.


RE: The Matimba coalition - Potato - 01-20-2021

(01-20-2021, 02:09 AM)sundarbans Wrote:
(01-12-2021, 06:38 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Throwback, N. Matimbas WhiteFace and SlitNose (look at those paws of SlitNose, monster) :





One of the Matimba males was called Shaka Matimba but I am confused which one it is. Was it another name for Ndunha or one of the other 3 Northern Matimbas?

One of 3 Northen Matimbas. Northern Matimbas were: Shaka, Slit Nose and White Face.


RE: The Matimba coalition - Dark Jaguar - 01-20-2021

Ginger arriving in Londolozi in August 2016

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RE: The Matimba coalition - Herekitty - 01-22-2021

Just at the crossroad with the road to Tamboti, we saw two male Lions (probably brothers) hunting a young Buffalo. One of the brothers remained lying down, leaving the other dragging the Buffalo to the shade. But he then joined him to eat. Images and text by Dindingwe, June, 2013

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RE: The Matimba coalition - T I N O - 01-22-2021

(01-22-2021, 06:06 AM)Herekitty Wrote: Just at the crossroad with the road to Tamboti, we saw two male Lions (probably brothers) hunting a young Buffalo. One of the brothers remained lying down, leaving the other dragging the Buffalo to the shade. But he then joined him to eat. Images and text by Dindingwe, June, 2013

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Slitnose and white face. Legends


RE: The Matimba coalition - Herekitty - 01-23-2021

June 2009 at Ngala, Nduna and the Matimbas, as well as one of the Birmingham females feed on a kill. Images by Jennifer Kelton.

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RE: The Matimba coalition - Herekitty - 01-23-2021

Young Matimba at Ngala June, 2010. Images by Yusaf Khalil.

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RE: The Matimba coalition - Tr1x24 - 01-23-2021

(01-12-2021, 03:54 PM)Rabubi Wrote: The Southern Matimbas were magnificent specimens and to think most of the coverage on them was taken at a stage where they were slightly over the hill age-wise makes them even more amazing. It's a pity that conflict with powerful rival coalitions prevented them from achieving the same degree of success (in terms of having sired male offspring to independence) as their northern brothers but such is the wild :)

They sired offspring in Torchwood pride by themselves in early 2014, 4 males in that litter, we only know of 1 thats alive.


RE: The Matimba coalition - Cath2020 - 01-23-2021

(01-23-2021, 01:53 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote:
(01-12-2021, 03:54 PM)Rabubi Wrote: The Southern Matimbas were magnificent specimens and to think most of the coverage on them was taken at a stage where they were slightly over the hill age-wise makes them even more amazing. It's a pity that conflict with powerful rival coalitions prevented them from achieving the same degree of success (in terms of having sired male offspring to independence) as their northern brothers but such is the wild :)

They sired offspring in Torchwood pride by themselves in early 2014, 4 males in that litter, we only know of 1 thats alive.


Unfortunately, that's not at all unusual.  About 1 in 8 male lions make it to maturity.  So, with at least one alive, that's pretty decent, a 25% survival rate for that litter.


RE: The Matimba coalition - NCAT33 - 01-23-2021

Any word on HB lately?


RE: The Matimba coalition - Tonpa - 01-23-2021

Nothing sadly, he was last seen around the 16th in Londolozi.