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Shishangaan Male Lions
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@Tr1x24 I stated facts didn't bash anyone, the guy said casper was exiled before though he was seen with his brothers. Now he says he fought with brothers and hasn't been seen in a week. Though on Facebook he's been seen everyday and with his brother couple days back and seen mating regulary. Also alot of his information he makes up. I will not support a channel doing this, so yeah I will criticise it as much as I want, all opinions are allowed otherwise he shouldn't make his stuff public.
Two of the Shishangaan young males #2 and #3 on a stroll
Photo credits: Hanno Erasmus  *This image is copyright of its original author
"Beautiful morning catching up with the central pride near Satara camp.
It is not uncommon for predators to be laying on the road during the early hours of the morning warming up, with the tar holding alot more heat than the surrounding grass. Last week during a overnight tour in Kruger park, we were the 2nd car in line as the gate was opening and more importantly the first car to choose the right road. We were very lucky to spend the morning with the central pride scattered all over the road, this included 6 lioness, 3 cubs, 1 young male and 1/4 shishangaan male" Credit: Keegan Dix
The new white cub born into the Shishagaan pride
By Rudi Hulshof's The newest #lion Superstar of the safari world has made an appearance at @singita_ Lebombo Lodge in the #krugernationalpark Born in the Shishangaan Pride of #lions, the new #whitelion is one of only 4 wild white lions that roam the African soils today. Speculation is rife as to who the fathers may be, but truth be told, this is something that could only be confirmed by DNA. For months the females of the pride have mated with; The two Trichard Males, 3 of the Satara Males, the Maputo Male and possibly even Shish Males. Yes they have been accepted by the 2 Trichard males, but there is no reason any of the remaining males would not do the same, all believing they are, (and having the same chance of being) the Father. 50% of Lion cubs do not reach a year old, and increases to 80% that cannot survive up to two years old. To continue the legacy of: known #white recessive gene carrying lions, we all hope this cub is going to be one of the 20% that could reach adulthood. Quick growth and easy food for the next couple months is a virtual guarantee as we move into Impala lambing season, and the female can provide regular meals to the developing cubs. Each month survived increases their chance of reaching adulthood.  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author
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