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Description says it is the S21 Males, who were apparently thought to have died. They were seen in the area of the S26 and H5, apparently near where the S26 Males died not too long ago. @"Brahimlegend" can you confirm this? I know some of his videos have had elaborate titles in the past, just wondering what the story is behind these males.
 (10-14-2023, 01:27 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: I have a video of the darting. All 3 were there kambula 1 and 2 and pretoriuskop male all by the vet car. So I assume darkmane pretoriuskop is fine. Someone on FB commented on the darting video that they removed a snare on the Pretoriuskop male as well. Not sure who she is or anything like that but seemed to know something. Either way theyre all fine which is good. Thanks for the updates my friend! 
Their story origin is unknown. They ruled the s79 nwathimiri pride couple years ago for a while had some sons. Least 2 we know of. Same ones @widmerk posted recently. They lost the pride to to 3 s79 males and then we didn't see them for a long time. There was pics of one of them here and there but nothing really showed what happaned to them. And then few months back they pooped up around h5 area. They could have been the males who got old lubyelubye and possibly something to do with s26 males but it's hard to know.
(10-16-2023, 02:28 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: Their story origin is unknown. They ruled the s79 nwathimiri pride couple years ago for a while had some sons. Least 2 we know of. Same ones @widmerk posted recently. They lost the pride to to 3 s79 males and then we didn't see them for a long time. There was pics of one of them here and there but nothing really showed what happaned to them. And then few months back they pooped up around h5 area. They could have been the males who got old lubyelubye and possibly something to do with s26 males but it's hard to know. Thank you, very much, for that!   (10-17-2023, 12:56 AM)Mapokser Wrote: How old exactly are the Mayambulas, months included? Should be December 2018 /January 2019 for first litter. This is photo from the beginning of March 2019: Photo credits: Chad Cocking  *This image is copyright of its original author By May 2019, all 10 cubs were there:  *This image is copyright of its original author
@Robot00 5 were seen together recently, but usually we only see 2-4 of them together.
@Tr1x24 So the oldest haven't turned 5 yet, therefore, in that video* from a year ago they hadn't even turned 4 but some had full manes already. Scar also developed his mane very quickly, but many males ( probably most ) still have mohawks when they turn 5. *video in question Impressive manes and size for males below 4yo. (10-17-2023, 05:26 AM)Mapokser Wrote: @Robot00 5 were seen together recently, but usually we only see 2-4 of them together. they are impressive like there fathers all 6 alive right ? (10-18-2023, 01:06 AM)kobe8jf1234 Wrote:(10-17-2023, 05:26 AM)Mapokser Wrote: @Robot00 5 were seen together recently, but usually we only see 2-4 of them together. 5 seen together today on S36, credits to Dicky Rutzen:  *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 Maybe 1 or 2 months ago we also saw 5 together in a video. Perhaps one split or is missing, but it's hard to say since we don't see them so regularly... Someone could also try and check ID of the males seen today and compare with the 5 we saw last time, to see if the one missing last time is among the 5 seen today. |
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