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N'waswitshaka males
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 (03-27-2023, 11:18 PM)BA0701 Wrote:(03-27-2023, 11:14 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: People where saying that Gore's injury is getting bigger and worse with time, that is geting out more, but as we see here on most recent footage, it isnt the case as its quite small this time around: Is that what it is? Or is it flesh? I figured when I saw it that it was like the outward intestines that both of my dogs have, but neither has it bad enough to have the surgery to tuck it back in. Wild if that is what it is and he's had it all this time with no issue. I don't think that will be very nice though the first serious fight he has.  (03-27-2023, 11:33 PM)T_Ferguson Wrote:(03-27-2023, 11:18 PM)BA0701 Wrote:(03-27-2023, 11:14 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: People where saying that Gore's injury is getting bigger and worse with time, that is geting out more, but as we see here on most recent footage, it isnt the case as its quite small this time around: Unfortunately we don't know the real answer. We have been told it was a build up of scar tissue often referred to as proud flesh, at times it is shapped like a kidney, and other times it appears to possibly be some of his intestines. As @Tr1x24 'commented, it has at times changed in shape and size, lending credence to it being his intestines, since they might change according to how recently he had a meal. It is a puzzle, for sure. 
This is a problem that has long been proven to be not an organ. Simply put, it's like (the tissue of flesh formed for healing. It's not his organs, it's like a piece of flesh, it says nothing wrong with him, it can't hurt his health or lead him to death like an infection, the rangers don't take issue with it, it's just a little uncomfortable to see in the human eye, and it still has no effect on the lion.
See page #1122. I had to read it again from #10, to give me the correct word. Luckily, I just found it again.
lionslovers5 on Twitter messaged sabi sabi and asked them about the status of the injured belly male, and they replied that it is not infact part of his digestive system, but actually something called "proud flesh" essentially excessive healing tissue.  *This image is copyright of its original author https://wildfact.com/forum/topic-n-waswi...es?page=75 @Like tonpa thanks friend! lionslovers5 on Twitter messasabi sabi and asked them abo the status of the injured belly male, and they replied that it is not infact part of his digestive system, but actually something called "proud flesh" essentially excessive healing tissue lionslionslovers5 on Twitter messaged sabi sabi and asked them about the status of the injured belly male, and they replied that it is not infact part of his digestive system, but actually something called "proud flesh" essentially excessive healing tissue lovers5 on Twitter messaged sabi sabi and asked them about the status of the injured belly male, and they replied that it is not infact part of his digestive system, but actually something called "proud flesh" essentially excessive healing tissue 
3/3 Nwaswitshaka males.
Make it across the river ✔ Make it up the bank, will have to get back to you on that one, lol.
Looks like Amahle is showing off his stamina, chasing a cheetah and refusing to give up. The cheetah actually seems to stop to let him get closer, before running again.
The cheetah looked to be toying with Amahle. :) At least he got in some good exercise running after him/her. Lol. He looks to be in excellent condition. As we mostly see male lions casually strolling about or resting, it’s easy to forget they can run pretty fast, in spite of their heavy muscle mass.
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