DeLaporte coalition - Printable Version

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RE: DeLaporte coalition - T I N O - 11-29-2020

The Talamati male with one of the Delaporte males near DeLaporte waterhole
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RE: DeLaporte coalition - T I N O - 11-30-2020

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One of the DeLaporte males #4(Dreadlocks) with a lioness on the H-3
Photo credits: Gary Spraggett KNP-February 2020

RE: DeLaporte coalition - Potato - 12-02-2020

Talamati male

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RE: DeLaporte coalition - Tr1x24 - 12-02-2020

Dreadlocks and Talamati on s65, 3.5 km north of H1-1, Kruger Sightings :

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Thats the first time we saw them that far south in their old territory since Mpondos returned..i hope they find 3T and HRM..

RE: DeLaporte coalition - T I N O - 12-04-2020

One of the four DeLaporte males(Talamati male) looking tough near Skukuza Camp
Photo credits: Patrick Mowatt
KNP-Skukuza Camp-November 2020

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RE: DeLaporte coalition - Cunaguaro - 12-04-2020

About #260

Good sighting, unfortunately not in very good condition. Besides he is alone!

RE: DeLaporte coalition - Gijima - 12-04-2020

Does anyone know what this is:

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I see it on SO MANY male lions in Kruger. In that exact spot. And usually they start to loose condition and get sick. I never see it in females...

RE: DeLaporte coalition - BA0701 - 12-04-2020

(12-04-2020, 07:57 AM)Gijima Wrote: Does anyone know what this is:

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I see it on SO MANY male lions in Kruger. In that exact spot. And usually they start to loose condition and get sick. I never see it in females...

What is it, is it not a bite scar?

RE: DeLaporte coalition - Tr1x24 - 12-04-2020

(12-04-2020, 07:57 AM)Gijima Wrote: I see it on SO MANY male lions in Kruger. In that exact spot. And usually they start to loose condition and get sick. I never see it in females...

In some cases its TB.

RE: DeLaporte coalition - T I N O - 12-04-2020

(12-04-2020, 11:22 AM)BA0701 Wrote:
(12-04-2020, 07:57 AM)Gijima Wrote: Does anyone know what this is:

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I see it on SO MANY male lions in Kruger. In that exact spot. And usually they start to loose condition and get sick. I never see it in females...

What is it, is it not a bite scar?

At first glance,I think the same,The two Mbiri males has the same scar on both hind back quarters.

RE: DeLaporte coalition - Tr1x24 - 12-04-2020

(12-04-2020, 04:52 PM)TinoArmando Wrote: At first glance,I think the same,The two Mbiri males has the same scar on both hind back quarters.

Yea, but not in all cases is dangerous it seems..

RE: DeLaporte coalition - T I N O - 12-04-2020

(12-04-2020, 07:34 AM)Cunaguaro Wrote: About #260

Good sighting, unfortunately not in very good condition. Besides he is alone!

Yeah,Or also could exist that he hasn't eat nothing for days, As often happens in the lions, The Talamati male could be patrolling or stressed,I think that, A small prey can full his belly very well.

RE: DeLaporte coalition - T I N O - 12-04-2020

(12-04-2020, 08:18 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote:
(12-04-2020, 04:52 PM)TinoArmando Wrote: At first glance,I think the same,The two Mbiri males has the same scar on both hind back quarters.

Yea, but not in all cases is dangerous it seems..

Yes,of course,This things happens in 1 of 100 lions,Obviously to some lions, Doesn't affect it as might affect to another one,But,Definitely,Very tough disease.

RE: DeLaporte coalition - T I N O - 12-10-2020

Two of the DeLaporte males were seen in fantastic shape and resting a bit at the Kruger National Park
Photo credits: Jordi Albesa
KNP-Published 12/10/2020.

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RE: DeLaporte coalition - Hairy tummy - 12-10-2020

Talimati and dreadlocks?