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Coalitions of Kruger National Park
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Eastern Bank males, credits to Juan Muller.
 *This image is copyright of its original author The 4th male  *This image is copyright of its original author And the 5th  *This image is copyright of its original author
Full eye contact!
One of the 2 Nandzana/Ngobeni males that dominate the H-14 area. They are the pride males of the Ngobeni pride and the Shimuwini pride. Info by Isaac Zorkin, pic by Renata Ewald.  *This image is copyright of its original author
Greatest pics, the Eastern Bank males will be a stronger force in the future.
Eastern Bank males
Credit to Gerhard Kruger  *This image is copyright of its original author
Ok, a very interesting update. For now I'm posting it here, then if it needs moving to a more appropiate thread, I'll move it.
The info is by William Esworth from his facebook group "Lions of Kruger National Park". I've got a very interesting update for the group. I think it's the Matimba males and the Skybed males. Andrew Charles saw two male lions kill another male recently. "As we were staying at Tamboti on the 10th/11th of May 2016 we witnessed 2 younger males all but kill an older Male in the dry river bed in front of our Tent have some great footage of this sighting too. I have some video footage but currently don't have access to my computer once I get it I can show it to you but it was around 5am so it's filmed in low light I have a couple of still that I'll send you now but they aren't great " Photo taken by Andrew Charles.  *This image is copyright of its original author I'm looking forward to see the video now. 
Magnificent picture of the Nkaya Pan males. Credits to Tony Webb.
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Big On Wild - Wildlife Photography:
"2 of the 3 males we saw on the H1-3 by the S33/S37 intersection April 2016" Information credits: William Elsworth "The 4 Hilda's Rock male lions were born in March/April 2010 and they are the pride males of the Kumana dam pride(8 lionesses and 9 cubs). These 4 males dominate the Kumana dam area in KNP. Some people call them the Kumana dam males too."  *This image is copyright of its original author
Lubyelubye pride male and his two sons. Credits to Mary Irene Andalaft.
It's a video. Click on it to play.
Eastern Bank Males
From Eastern Bank Males FB  *This image is copyright of its original author
Photo and information credits: ~Ronesh Parbhoo Wildlife Photography~
“The things in this world which are thoroughly insignificant are precisely the things which are singularly rare.” A shot of the popular white male Lion “Casper” jaunting across the bush east of Satara in the KNP. What a rare beauty he is! Sub adult male from Shishangaan pride, sons of Shishangaan males.  *This image is copyright of its original author
 (05-29-2016, 08:52 PM)Majingilane Wrote: Ok, a very interesting update. For now I'm posting it here, then if it needs moving to a more appropiate thread, I'll move it. can't wait to see the updates. Apparently two of the Northern Matimbas were spotted by a photographer on the 06th June in prime condition so rumors has it that it was a Skybed that was on the receiving end. But rumors are just noise, let's wait for the facts to unfold. Quote:can't wait to see the updates. Apparently two of the Northern Matimbas were spotted by a photographer on the 06th June in prime condition so rumors has it that it was a Skybed that was on the receiving end. But rumors are just noise, let's wait for the facts to unfold.So far I haven't read anything else on this event, so you're very right. There's no point in especulating without facts.
Photo and information credits: Yves Strybos Wildlife Photography
"Eye to eye with one of the Eastern Bank Males while parked on the Biyamiti Wier, KNP."  *This image is copyright of its original author
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