Nyekundo and Osupaat are doing well and great job with their Enkoyonai pride and they are also great protectors for their young offsprings. Despite they are still very young and being highly outnumbered by the rest of Mara's current other coalitions, including their great neighbors: the four Iseketa pride males (Derre and Barrikoi sons), three Sankai Breakaway pride males (Ordikdik young males), the six Ordikdik dispersed subadults (Olerai and Olekiti's sons), the four Sankai dispersed subadults (Olope and Olbariko's sons), and not even mentioned about the three strong Sala's males who can easily march into Enkoyonai pride's range to simply make a threat. Although the previous four groups are standing by young and unexperienced lions, in the future they can also pose a threat if they'd stay in the area; we hope these two 5 years old Fig Tree Boys can save their offsprings, pride and themselves. 

OMC
Credit:
Amy, IG@oceanstoalpines
https://www.instagram.com/oceanstoalpines/






Super handsome Nyekundo: a very beautiful close-up portrait of Maridadi's son. He got some fresher cutting wounds on his nose recently, which also resembles a lot to his father's scars (by fights for mating rights with his brother Osupaat most probably). While he is a spit of Maridadi, Osupaat is more like Kaka.
Credit: Lois Hild
https://www.instagram.com/p/CgIvRkWNOmk/...%3D&fbclid=

This thread is for posting Styx Pride specific posts. This will include breakaway prides (until they've re-established themselves and received a name of their own, as well as nomadic males who have left the pride until they have met the same criteria.

Our hope is for these pride specific threads to become a central repository for information pertaining to specific prides, both historical and current, in the same vane as the coalition specific threads.

Hello Everyone

French Polynesia is known as the largest shark santuary in the world,
probably the only place in the world where you can see 6 species of sharks in a single dive but also 
hundreds of different reef fish species, corals and pelagic, to sum up : an exceptional beauty both in terms of flora and fauna.
I had the chance to work several times there between 2017 and 2020. 
So here is the underwater video project i made out of it. 
Hope you will appreciate the richness of the underwater wildlife 

Enjoy your day 
Olive 

PS : I have to be honest with you and make it clear that filming animals is my job, both underwater and on land.

Creating the thread again. Apologies to everyone affected by the deletion of the original.

This thread is for posting Mangheni Pride specific posts. This will include breakaway prides (until they've re-established themselves and received a name of their own, as well as nomadic males who have left the pride until they have met the same criteria.

Our hope is for these pride specific threads to become a central repository for information pertaining to specific prides, both historical and current, in the same vane as the coalition specific threads.

All, while deleting another thread that had mistakenly been created by a user regarding the Mangheni Pride, I accidentally deleted the main pride thread. I am waiting to hear back on if it can be restored, but it is possible it cannot. I will let everyone know if it needs to be recreated or not. Though it was a new thread, there had already been quite a bit of effort put into it by many of you, so my apologies to anyone who is affected.

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This thread is for posting specific posts pertaining to prides from Masai Mara. This will include breakaway prides (until they've re-established themselves and received a name of their own, as well as nomadic males who have left the pride until they have met the same criteria.

Our hope is for these pride specific threads to become a central repository for information pertaining to specific prides, both historical and current, in the same vane as the coalition specific threads.

This thread is for posting Nkuhuma Pride specific posts. This will include breakaway prides (until they've re-established themselves and received a name of their own, as well as nomadic males who have left the pride until they have met the same criteria.

Our hope is for these pride specific threads to become a central repository for information pertaining to specific prides, both historical and current, in the same vane as the coalition specific threads.

This thread is for posting Kambula Pride specific posts. This will include breakaway prides (until they've re-established themselves and received a name of their own, as well as nomadic males who have left the pride until they have met the same criteria.

Our hope is for these pride specific threads to become a central repository for information pertaining to specific prides, both historical and current, in the same vane as the coalition specific threads.