Lions in South-Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia

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RE: Lions in South-Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia - Gamiz - 10-31-2016

Sad news from Hwange - Jericho has died. He has apparently been sick for a few weeks. So have been trying to find out if natural causes due to that or another Lion...

Cecils pride will be fine. The females are the core strength to the pride & males come & go. When a new male takes over we will all be unsure of the casualties if any but can only hope not. This is Lion life & happens how it's meant. Life of lion in the wild...
Credits to Drew Abrahamson

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RE: Lions in South-Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia - LionKiss - 10-31-2016

#81

Weeping

RE: Lions in South-Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia - Ngala - 11-06-2016

Photo and information credits: Wild4 African Photographic Safaris
"Male Lion & Gemsbok - Etosha National Park - Namibia - September 2016"

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RE: Lion pictures and videos - Gamiz - 11-12-2016

"Cecil's cubs had been given a task to finish up the kill, around 7 pm.The Buffalo was killed by Cecil's pride near Somalisa Camp, Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe. They spent the next two days after feeding then on the fourth day, Bhubesi, the male lion, attacked them and claimed the carcass."

-Calvet, Professional Guide, Somalisa Camp

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RE: Lions in South-Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia - Ngala - 11-22-2016

Photo and information credits: Jim Gibson Photography
"Sylvester the Wanderer Incarcerated at Kazouka section Addo" Addo Elephant National Park, South Africa.

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RE: Lions in South-Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia - Ngala - 12-03-2016

Photo and information credits: Anja Denker Wildlife Photography and Visual Art
"Etosha was rewarding, as always - wonderful lions and great light...."

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RE: Lions in South-Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia - Gamiz - 02-09-2017

An incredible sighting recently enjoyed in Hwange, Zimbabwe.

The male to the right completely dominated his sub-adult son. The power displayed is simply incredible, and the young prince had no choice but to bow to his dad.
Credits to Marlon du Toit

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RE: Lions in South-Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia - Gamiz - 03-02-2017

From Imvelo Safari Lodge
There was a slight delay on the Elephant Express this weekend due to some unexpected traffic on the line!

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RE: Lions in South-Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia - Skybed - 03-30-2017

One of the finest lion specimen I have ever seen! This awesome male is 14 this year and has formed a coalition with his son. They reside somewhere in Zimbabwe.

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RE: Lions in South-Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia - Skybed - 03-30-2017

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RE: Lions in South-Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia - Spalea - 03-30-2017

@ Skybed:

About #85: the impressive 14 years old male lion you depicted makes me think about the statue of athletic man in his fifties which have a very bearded face and a very young and strong man's body. Very impressive indeed ! And very atonishing to see how some male lions managed to stay very fit despite the passing of time thank to the alliances and the deep bonds they were able to form with younger males.

Some males seem to have a very "diplomatic" behaviour and, seeing their health in old age, they benefit from that.

RE: Lions in South-Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia - Skybed - 03-31-2017

@Spalea

regarding post #90. Indeed bro :) it fascinates me especially given that he is a lone male coalition initially. Given such physical attributes, it is hard for any females to resist I guess lol