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Coalitions of Kruger National Park

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This picture of the darkmaned Fourways male instantly made me think of the old Lubyebye male, you can really see the blood relation they share.


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(06-20-2023, 01:48 AM)sik94 Wrote: This picture of the darkmaned Fourways male instantly made me think of the old Lubyebye male, you can really see the blood relation they share.


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He also look so similler to his grandFather the Dark mane Majingilane .

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photo By :- Ann Owens .

Dark mane back to 2013 Near Sand river at Mala Mala Game Reserve .
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One of the Mayambula young males. What a stunning cat.
Photo credit: Big on Wild - Widlife Blog & Photography

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Skybed sons near Satara
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5 Nkhulus near Skukuza yesterday
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(06-21-2023, 02:13 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: 5 Nkhulus near Skukuza yesterday
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Still youngs and without experience. With the recent loss of the older member, ,,Dreadlocks, the DeLaporte male. Nkuhlu males now are being guiding by themselves. Without any doubt the death of Dreadlocks will have a big impact within the coalition. Either be the dominance or other factors. Etc etc
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(06-21-2023, 05:46 PM)Timbavati Wrote:
(06-21-2023, 02:13 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: 5 Nkhulus near Skukuza yesterday
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Still youngs and without experience. With the recent loss of the older member, ,,Dreadlocks, the DeLaporte male. Nkuhlu males now are being guiding by themselves. Without any doubt the death of Dreadlocks will have a big impact within the coalition. Either be the dominance or other factors. Etc etc
where the 6 i hope he alive
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Biyamiti male
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Fourways/Torchwood coalition 
Credit: Stef Botha

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An update on the Afsaal males: The Eastern Bank and South Shishangeni males were spotted in a hard-to-reach area called "Napi" at the end of May 2023, indicating that they are still alive. And I received another update from Jock Safari Lodge that they were seen alone yesterday near Jock! However, it appears that they have lost their territory. On a positive note, the three new cubs from the Windmills pride have been recently seen.
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Mantimahle sons
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1/7 Satara males seen recently on S100.
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Another pic of Mhangeni male he was in poor condition.
"The old male tried to get a bite of the kill made by a pride of lions but the lions didn't seem happy with his presence there"
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(06-22-2023, 02:40 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: Mantimahle sons
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Both are the sons of Boss Mantimahle (#1)?
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(06-22-2023, 07:33 PM)Lipstick2 Wrote: Both are the sons of Boss Mantimahle (#1)?

Dont think so, based of face structure one is prob, other one looks like #5 in my opinion.
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