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Coalitions of Kruger National Park
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 (01-11-2021, 08:01 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote:(01-11-2021, 07:39 PM)titose Wrote: -The 2 last Vurhami boys- Yeah they'd have a much better chance of success if they move north. The southern Kruger-Sabi Sands area is filled to the brim with dominant male coalitions. 
7 Gomondwanes
Hey guys us at lion sightings posted this, thought you guys might find it useful to identify the 5 Gomondwane that are together from the 7. Thanks to Ruben Jacobs wildlife for sharing these. 
No even the guides and locals don’t know what’s going on, some say they are in the north of Shishangeni , some say they have heard their roars to the others. It’s not unusual for two to split from big coalitions that’s why I think they are alive but who knows. But it’s good we have id now on the five males, makes finding the two bit easier now.
1 of the 2 remaining Shishangeni males, what a beast:
Photo Credit : luzaan_wildlife_photography  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author Bigger young Vurhami male was sired by this male i think..  (01-11-2021, 09:01 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: Hey guys us at lion sightings posted this, thought you guys might find it useful to identify the 5 Gomondwane that are together from the 7. Under the description od "5th Gomondwane" and "Scar Eye Gomondwane you have photos of one, the same male. Face scars perfectly matches comparing both this photos. 
A new Facebook page for the Torchwood Fourwas males...
https://m.facebook.com/TorchwoodFourways..._tn__=CH-R (01-13-2021, 02:48 AM)Psyckoo Wrote: A new Facebook page for the Torchwood Fourwas males... The page and people in comments say that Torchwood male is born in early 2014.. I always taught that he was born before the Matimbas split.. That would mean that Torchwood male and other offspring from Torchwood pride where sired by only Southern Matimbas..
This facebook page write also that 4 males and 4 females born into Torchwood pride in 2014 and sired by Matimba
https://m.facebook.com/permalink.php?sto...5692926285 And i found this photo of the pride in 2014, we can see some sub adults, cubs but can't check the wp so very hard to know , but honesly i didn't know much things about the Torchwood pride  *This image is copyright of its original author Credit to Justin Glanvill The Young Shishangaan Coalition! -Ghost Casper and his Three Brothers! Image by: Cynthia - IG: Cynthiaclicks
The life of male lions intrigue me, how they have to fight for survival throughout their whole life.
The 3 Mjejane males arrived on Mjejane beginning of 2018, where they chased the 2 dominant males away, I might add that the 2 males were much bigger and older than the 3 new males. This just shows how powerful these 3 males are. They sired 17 cubs with the Mjejane females, as we know not all of those cubs have survived. I'm not sure if this is correct, but I believe only 9 cubs remain? I have seen lately that the Mjejane males have sired new cubs within the Lukimbi concession in Kruger and have also taken over new territory as far up as the H2-2. It will be interesting to see what happens with the lion dynamics this year First time they were seen on Mjejane  *This image is copyright of its original author Recently spotted on the s114 near the h2-2  *This image is copyright of its original author New cubs in the Lukimbi concession  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author
Mjejane males.
First picture we have the huge, most dominant member from our observations. Second is the most photogenic one often seen with a unique look. Finally the third boy is the Mohican, short mane, cool and fatal fighter. Images by: Wayne Smith, Marthie Human, Stef Botha. All 3 BAD BOY MJEJANES Kruger National Park, South Africa Taken: Dec. 2020. Image Credit: Christa Böhmer http://www.Facebook.com/lionsighting  |
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