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Coalitions of Kruger National Park
Coalitions of Kruger National Park
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Coalitions of Kruger National Park
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Sighting on s128 recently guy with marks on his back. Do you guys remember this sighting early this year. https://www.facebook.com/100032450333423/posts/438338193924521/?d=n Looks like the same guy who was being chased by the two young and old Male in that sighting by Stef  
You will know he is a fierce warrior just by looking at him! The last Kumana male, with the Shishngaan pride. In the recent months there has been a lone male called Maputo who came from Mozambique border challenging him for possession of the Shishangaan pride. Kumana defended his territory and his pride fiercely, yet the Maputo male male did not give up. It was reported that both males fought many of times and Maputo was recently seen with two Shish lionesses. They all insist on controlling and we don't know what the end will be? Will the old Kumana accept the Maputo and form a coalition, or will the Maputo male expel the big male and take possession of the Shishangaan pride.. Time will tell.
Singita, South Africa. Photographer Credit: To follow & for print: @sanathjai 
The stunning duo of the Transport Dam males rulers around the Napi boulders and the Transport Dam at Kruger National Park.
#KNP #TransportDamMales By Charisse le Roux  *This image is copyright of its original author
A recent sighting of the last Sweni male from last week seen with the N’wanetsi pride and some sub adult males at S100, Satara, KNP.
Photo credits: Jess Besser  *This image is copyright of its original author
1 of the Satara Boys :
Photo Credits : tourmaline_photography  *This image is copyright of its original author
Pidwa male. Absolutely stunning!
Photo credit: Big On Wild  *This image is copyright of its original author
Another fine @EverseenSA video, this time showing the Dark Maned Mazithi male jumping into crocodile infested waters, and swimming across the river, not once but twice.
A force for be reckoned with in Northern Kruger
A coalition of seven young males were seen between Punda Maria and Shingwedzi in KNP Photo credits: Annari Cronje  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author
A breathtaking recent shots of two of the dominant males in Kapama, The Hoedspruit Males. They were three brothers who started their dominance after killing their grandfather and beating their father Moria Madoda and taking his eye and possession of all 3 prides to rule most of Kapama. With time, the third male was seen with a badly injured leg, and his sighting began to decrease gradually until he disappeared completely. It is strongly believed that he died from his injury, which is believed to had been caused by hunting accident. They have many offspring spread in Kapama, some of them more than four years old, and now have six new cubs in Guernsey pride. Hoedspruit males are impressive and it's great to follow and watch them in every update!
Kapama, South Africa. Photographer Credit: To follow & for print: @anushu802
The powerful Babalala young males bonding more of their brotherhood bond in January this year, apparently in the photo there are only 6 of the 7 of the promising coalition from the northern Shingwedzi area.
PS: This coalition is also known as the Magamba boys as they were mainly seen in that area in northern Shingewdzi! #KNP #Shingwedzi #BabalalaYoungMales #MagambaBoys By Greg Seymour  *This image is copyright of its original author
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