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Lions of Sabi Sands

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( This post was last modified: 03-26-2017, 12:43 AM by Ngala )

From Londolozi Game Reserve, The Week in Pictures #276 by Amy Attenborough:
"The young males from the Tsalala breakaway pride have been seen more and more frequently. It will be interesting to follow the progress of these three as they mature into fully grown adults. Photograph by James Souchon"

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MALAMALA TODAY: March 24th. 3 lion sightings: 5 of the 6 breakaway lionesses and 1 Matshapiri male were viewed south of Rattray's Camp. The 6th lionesses and the other Matshapiri male were mating on our airstrip. The Eyrefield pride continue to spend most of their time in the south- we found them in south western Charleston.
Credits: Mala Mala Game Reserve


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Credits to Matt Porter.

Othawa young male.

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From umkumbe

lion warfare at Umkumbe safari lodge one lioness was killed, which pride regular seen at umkumbe ?




So this happened last night a female from another pride was killed by a pride in umkumbe area at the moment it was super intense watch with sound!!
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(03-31-2017, 01:39 PM)Fredymrt Wrote: lion warfare at Umkumbe safari lodge one lioness was killed

Apparently, the lioness killed was one of the Sparta/Eyrefield pride and the killers are the girls of the Mangheni breakaway pride.
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Which male is on the scene? Female already dead when video starts it seems.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxmr1_pX2cw

 Lion attacking heyena
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Sad news

one sparta lioness killed by mhangeni breakway lionesses. Note both prides are under matshaphiri males. March 31 2017


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https://www.instagram.com/p/BSSthrVjEQS/
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Thanks @Tshokwane @fursan syed




Report From brendcoley Mala-Mala

'Incredibly sad to have learnt about the passing of this beautiful lioness in the foreground.... she was attacked by a pride of 6 young lionesses looking to stake their claim on her prides territory. Such is the way of the African bush. Eternally grateful for the many hours of pure joy this lioness brought me. Hoping that the rest of the Eyrefield Pride can recover from this.' #malamalagamereserve
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PHOTO CREDITS: wildphotography

Othawa Sub-adults (female and male + cubs)

Acrobatic combat othawa sub-adults male and female

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That moment when you realise it is not going to end well!


Othawa cubs Guys don't leave me here, I'm stuck!

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Tsalala sub-adult males

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Two Tsalala females go on the attack to defend their cubs against 3 young males watching them in the bush - while the cubs scattered. The males are actually their previous litter, now nomadic. Extremely tense encounter!
Credits: Flipside wildlife photography


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Tsalala Male.
Photo by Liam Donnelly
One of the three Tsalala young males, and the more adventurous of the brothers from what I witnessed. I first saw these lions when they were 4 months old, and several times since, and they are turning into magnificent lions now. This guy is looking very like the Majingilane male who more than likely sired him.


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Not a good picture, but 16 lions all sleeping together cannot be ignored! 4 adult females, 9 young males and 3 young females make up the Mhangani pride.
Credits to Flipside Wildlife Photography 

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Nice pic #537 looks like dark mane to me!! That's awesome
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(04-06-2017, 08:45 AM)Gamiz Wrote: Not a good picture, but 16 lions all sleeping together cannot be ignored! 4 adult females, 9 young males and 3 young females make up the Mhangani pride.
Credits to Flipside Wildlife Photography 

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I thought 11 males and 1 female in the cubs...
Even 9 males..!! Imagine if they form coalition..!!
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