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(04-16-2020, 09:45 PM)Matimbalani Wrote: They are a bit undersized for now but in a few months the BBoys will probably find it harder to push them out. Also, I think they will be attracted to larger prides and with four young males any take over will likely be bloody for cubs and lionesses. Small prides of one or two lionesses probably won't satisfy them for long.
Yes, agree with all you said.
In a half a year to a year this boys will be big enough to beat any coalition of 2 males.
Best outcome for Bboys is that N'ws dont invade north, and right now they are doing right thing, try to intimidate them while they are still not that strong/confident, showing them that further north is their land.
But in future if they decide to go north and try to takeover Kambula pride, that would be bloody disaster unfortunately, i dont see Bboys giving up their territory without a fight, in which they cant win..