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RE: The Tumbela Coalition - sik94 - 09-17-2021
(09-17-2021, 10:25 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote:(09-17-2021, 04:45 AM)criollo2mil Wrote: Poor Boy is barely skin and bones. He’s sadly not going to last very long. Big shame how fast he’s declined and can’t keep his weight
Hope western rangers have mercy and euthanize him (althrough i dont think they do that, some areas do) , he will clearly not recover and will only suffer more, until eventually he will be killed off slowly by hyenas..
euthanize him? that's ridiculous. He's survived this long, he might recover. Euthanizing is only appropriate if an animal is badly injured with no chance of recovery and in excruciating pain.
RE: The Tumbela Coalition - Duco Ndona - 09-18-2021
Thats just facebook speculation I think. They declare lions death every month or so.
Limper also left and it did him good.
RE: The Tumbela Coalition - lionuk - 09-18-2021
(09-18-2021, 06:24 PM)Duco Ndona Wrote: Thats just facebook speculation I think. They declare lions death every month or so.That's from a guide.
Limper also left and it did him good.
Even so if Limper has left that means Skorro jr has a big responsibility in protecting Othawa Pride on his own. We'll wait and see what happens.
RE: The Tumbela Coalition - Duco Ndona - 09-18-2021
The post I saw as evidence just mentions him not being seen for 4 days.
The facebook group is also putting pressure on them due to the whole scar coverup conspiracy. So guides may feel pressured to speculate.
RE: The Tumbela Coalition - Tonpa - 09-18-2021
Can you guys post screenshots? Id like to see what was said
RE: The Tumbela Coalition - Duco Ndona - 09-18-2021
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RE: The Tumbela Coalition - Hairy tummy - 09-19-2021
Whats the scar conspiracy?
RE: The Tumbela Coalition - Duco Ndona - 09-19-2021
Mostly that they have been covering up his condition from the general public and such and not give him special treatment etc.
RE: The Tumbela Coalition - Potato - 09-19-2021
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RE: The Tumbela Coalition - lionuk - 09-20-2021
Skorro jr
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RE: The Tumbela Coalition - criollo2mil - 09-20-2021
Dominant Tumbela, Skorro Jr. seen this morning with full belly. During this sighting, Neil first says that Scar is still alive with the Pride but later backtracks and says it was a second male, but they could not identify. I spoke with a second guide and he told me Limper was seen with Skorro Jr yesterday. so I’m wondering If it was actually limper or still possible it was Scar.
Credit: Ulusaba / Virgin live.
RE: The Tumbela Coalition - Duco Ndona - 09-20-2021
It could be both. Though for Scar to be confused with Limper it would mean he made a really speedy recovery and grew a nearly full mane really fast.
RE: The Tumbela Coalition - criollo2mil - 09-20-2021
(09-20-2021, 09:34 PM)Duco Ndona Wrote: It could be both. Though for Scar to be confused with Limper it would mean he made a really speedy recovery and grew a nearly full mane really fast.
He said he couldn’t get a clear view due to brush and thickets.
RE: The Tumbela Coalition - Duco Ndona - 09-20-2021
In that case its probably Scar. Sick animals have a tendency to hide.
RE: The Tumbela Coalition - Potato - 09-21-2021
The Othawa pride have been living on the banks of the Sand river at Inyati. Finding plenty of food and drink.
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