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RE: Nkhulu males - Ngonya - 04-11-2024
Nkhulu brothers, back in June 2022
"When three collision meet they take over the valley these three were spotted not to far from Skukuza kruger" taken by JJ Photography South Africa
2 - 5 - 4
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"When you get so so close the king of the jungle you got to take more than one photo, this one was closest I've ever had so close you can feel the breath of the Lion, spotted also not to far from Skukuza camp, by my stupidity i tried to open the window and he got straight up and that window went straight back up quickly as i could ?." Taken by JJ Photography South Africa
The most aggressive brother: Snip Tail
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RE: Nkhulu males - T I N O - 04-11-2024
They're big beasts now!
RE: Nkhulu males - Ttimemarti - 04-11-2024
I’ve never seen a pride with some many offspring that are different ages like the southern avoca have/ had in their two prides so strange
RE: Nkhulu males - Ngonya - 04-14-2024
After missing for quite sometime, Nkhulu male #4 finally shows up.
While most of his brothers gained weight and condition in the past weeks/month, he's still looking in bad shape
By daniellejuljenelle
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RE: Nkhulu males - Ngonya - 04-16-2024
3 of the 7 Nkhulu males at Kruger Shalati - Train on the Bridge
The boys at this sights are #3, #4 and #6, all with full bellies after a kill.
Great to see footage of #6 with his brothers after a long time
RE: Nkhulu males - Tr1x24 - 04-16-2024
@Ngonya
So Dreadlocks is gone by this point?
RE: Nkhulu males - Ngonya - 04-16-2024
(04-16-2024, 07:55 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: So Dreadlocks is gone by this point?Im not sure but hopefully not.
No footage on him for quite sometime now, but there's this video posted on Instagram a week ago, could be him(?) too far away to be sure but it's similar
RE: Nkhulu males - criollo2mil - 04-16-2024
(04-14-2024, 07:16 PM)Ngonya Wrote: After missing for quite sometime, Nkhulu male #4 finally shows up.
While most of his brothers gained weight and condition in the past weeks/month, he's still looking in bad shape
By daniellejuljenelle
Great update. Nice.
RE: Nkhulu males - Mapokser - 04-20-2024
SRP with one Nkhulu male, probably in Lion Sands:
RE: Nkhulu males - Ngonya - 04-22-2024
Nkhulu males #3 and #5 in Kruger, by Camille (@cam_masset)
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Snip Tail Nkhulu in Kirkman's Kamp, [b]by Vivian Menon (@vivimenon)[/b]
his brother Smudge was there and both roaring, a strong bond these two got!
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RE: Nkhulu males - T I N O - 04-22-2024
(04-22-2024, 11:48 PM)Ngonya Wrote: Nkhulu males #3 and #5 in Kruger, by Camille (@cam_masset)
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Snip Tail Nkhulu in Kirkman's Kamp, [b]by Vivian Menon (@vivimenon)[/b]
his brother Smudge was there and both roaring, a strong bond these two got!
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Snip tail Nkuhlu is a gorgeous cat!
RE: Nkhulu males - T I N O - 04-24-2024
One of the six good-looking Nkuhlu males seen recently in the Sabi Sand
Photo credit: Shaun Cooke
Sabi Sands Game Reserve
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RE: Nkhulu males - Ngonya - 04-24-2024
(04-24-2024, 06:05 PM)Timbavati Wrote: One of the six good-looking Nkuhlu males seen recently in the Sabi Sandthats not recent and was already posted, #281, January 22, 2024
RE: Nkhulu males - T I N O - 04-24-2024
Good to know, thanks
RE: Nkhulu males - Ngonya - 04-30-2024
"River crossings are always dangerous, even for lions. No matter how shallow the water is, it's still the domain of another apex predator —the crocodile. Better to be on the alert, stay calm, and cross the water as a team."
? Simon Vegter
2/6 Nkhulu brothers, both looking in great conditionNkhulu #3 (dread on his dark mane)
Nkhulu #6 (shorter blond mane)