Coalitions of Kruger National Park

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Eye contact
(Look like as one of the Nsemani males "RockFig Male".
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Talamati male lion
Credit: Tina Dow

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A beast of male lion
credit: Chris Field

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One of the five old Jock males (only two of the five are still alive) last sighting a few months ago
Credit: Luca Marini Wildlife Photography

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The albasini males on a territorial patrol
Image credits: Anita Van Der Merwe

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Two battle scarred warriors in Kruger National Park seen last month in the S36 road close to Hoyo Hoyo.
Image credits: Keith Jenkinson
These two males are the same that were "ID" as the Mluwati males, but definitely they not are the Mluwati males.

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Two male lions on a giraffe kill

On a rainy morning in Kruger we were driving the famous S100 combined with the H6, driving back towards Satara Camp. We encountered these two males busy with their giraffe kill they made earlier. The left one was on the look-out as there was a very courageous black-backed jackal running around trying to get a piece of the giraffe.
The right lion was clearly injured on his right eye, not a clue what happened to him. Maybe he got kicked by the giraffe during the hunt, who knows??‍♀️.

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"These two males are the same that were "ID" as the Mluwati males, but definitely they not are the Mluwati males."

Are you sure? Why you think so? Reply

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That a recent photo of the talimati male? Reply

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(09-07-2020, 08:35 PM)Potato Wrote: "These two males are the same that were "ID" as the Mluwati males, but definitely they not are the Mluwati males."

Are you sure? Why you think so?

Whiskers not are the same ones Reply

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(09-07-2020, 07:19 PM)TinoArmando Wrote: A beast of male lion
credit: Chris Field

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Who is this lion?  Reminds me of another lion.  I'm wondering if he's the offspring of that one. Reply

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(09-07-2020, 09:47 PM)TinoArmando Wrote: Whiskers not are the same ones

Are you 100% sure? So that means that Hamiltons Tented Camp did a wrong ID?? Reply

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(09-07-2020, 10:13 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote:

(09-07-2020, 09:47 PM)TinoArmando Wrote: Whiskers not are the same ones

Are you 100% sure? So that means that Hamiltons Tented Camp did a wrong ID??

Yes they did Reply

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One of the two Middelvlei male lions
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One of the Fourways males (sons of the Matshapiri coalition) at Leeupan area H1-2
Credit: Graeme Mitchley
August 2020

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