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Talamati/Msutlu Pride
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Talamati/Msutlu Pride

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#196
7 hours ago ( This post was last modified: 7 hours ago by Cath2020 )

(Yesterday, 04:05 PM)Rui Ferreira Wrote:
(Yesterday, 04:21 AM)Cath2020 Wrote: It was stated by one of the guides on Wild Earth that posted on Youtube (he might have filmed the video, too) that she was the 'aunt' to the remaining few subs left (those alive at the time).

Its tough beliving many things wild earth guides say sadly 
Last time I checked one of their lives  BDM was as old as Mohawk and was enjoying his " last few years"
The guide responded immediately that she was the aunt without adding that he was 'mostly sure' or 'I think'.  In cases like this, I'd believe the guide about paternity/maternity then fans.  Although I agree that guides/rangers are not always right.  That goes without saying.  Short of a DNA test, it can't be 100%.  However, he might have noticed that those leftover subs belonged to another lioness (or the other 2) as he recognized certain features he saw personally from watching them growing up vs. those that actually belonged to Tiyelele.  Is there a chance he could have gotten them mixed up?  Sure.  We'll never know.
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#197
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(Yesterday, 04:05 PM)Rui Ferreira Wrote:
(Yesterday, 04:21 AM)Cath2020 Wrote: It was stated by one of the guides on Wild Earth that posted on Youtube (he might have filmed the video, too) that she was the 'aunt' to the remaining few subs left (those alive at the time).

Its tough beliving many things wild earth guides say sadly 
Last time I checked one of their lives  BDM was as old as Mohawk and was enjoying his " last few years"
Crazy if a guide thought BDM was Blondie avoca
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