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Lions in South-Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia

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As of right now, things appear to be going well for the lone nomad Jack of the Shamwari Private Game Reserve. The father and son coalition that had been the pride males of the Southern Pride moved up north, and Jack has introduced himself the ladies of said pride. Really do hope things work out for Jack, he's been alone since his sister disappeared a while back.

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( This post was last modified: 03-18-2023, 12:05 AM by Cath2020 )

It's very interesting, the dynamic occurring with Jack in the Shamwari Game Reserve.  Seems like, after some time, the father decided to leave with his oldest son after the son separated himself from the pride.  Apparently, he decided to go with him and wander north instead of protecting his last 4 set of cubs which are only around 7-9 months old, I think.  Maybe he was really feeling the pressure being alone against Jack, having the risk of being ousted as a lone male without his son around to back him up.  The son, wisely, did not want to stay while approaching his nomadic days, to breed with his natal pride.  Only time will tell what will happen to this father/son coalition.   

Wonder how many prides there are overall in the reserve.... And how many have males over them.  





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(03-18-2023, 12:04 AM)Cath2020 Wrote: It's very interesting, the dynamic occurring with Jack in the Shamwari Game Reserve.  Seems like, after some time, the father decided to leave with his oldest son after the son separated himself from the pride.  Apparently, he decided to go with him and wander north instead of protecting his last 4 set of cubs which are only around 7-9 months old, I think.  Maybe he was really feeling the pressure being alone against Jack, having the risk of being ousted as a lone male without his son around to back him up.  The son, wisely, did not want to stay while approaching his nomadic days, to breed with his natal pride.  Only time will tell what will happen to this father/son coalition.   

Wonder how many prides there are overall in the reserve.... And how many have males over them.  






What is the situation with Jack and all of those cubs?
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Filmed at Madikwe Game Reserve, by our friend @EverseenSA , a gorgeous male lion called Darkmane relaxing with the pride. Darkmane also has a brother called Blondie.




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2/2 Mjejane lionesses with their cubs from a couple of days ago.

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Lion coalition at Madikwe, by Quiet Eagle and Wild Earth




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Jack the nomad and the Southern male. 



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Madikwe lions, by Quiet Eagle and Wild Earth




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Mjejane Pride cubs rough housing with one another 

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Pilanesberg National Park 

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Bachanala lions of Madikwe.




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Mahiwa Lion calling his bro DM




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Amakhala male




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All seven (7) cubs of the Mjejane Pride doing well. Fathers are the Hippo Pools males.

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