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The Mighty Mapogos
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 (09-09-2017, 09:56 PM)vinodkumarn Wrote: If I remember correctly Mr.T and KT were dominant over Torchwood pride as well and there are no much updated from the lodges reg torchwood pride! yes they were, and Torchwood pride used to live in KNP too and there is no any info if any of the MrT/KT's Torchwood cubs have survived (09-09-2017, 10:14 PM)T Rabbit Wrote: The mapogos are not the only ones who killed their own offspring. Majingilanes killed their own tsalala cubs and matimbas their own mbiri cubs too. But majingilanes and matimbas had a lot of sons while mapogos not. Althoug some of the offspring was killed by humans the mapogos were not so lucky in have male sons. The mr.t incident And of course the majingilanes destroyed the mapogos sons in the east and selatis destroyed in the west. this is what happens in all takeovers, you see what happened with the Eyrefield Pride cubs in the last few months, all of them were killed by the Mantimahle Males, there were 5 cubs and all are dead. The same happened when the BBoys took over the Nkuhuma Pride from the matimbas in 2015. It is not something unexpected. The mapogos did the same when took over prides. 
https://youtu.be/X4BxUpo4Ack So sad sand river males they would have been dominant like their 6 fathers before them.
(09-26-2017, 07:51 PM)Chris Wrote: https://youtu.be/X4BxUpo4Ack So sad sand river males they would have been dominant like their 6 fathers before them. Incomprehensible story. If they (ranger) had shot them because they exit of SS.....I dont understand why they had to take pictures with them like trophies. I dont know but this is a story a little dark and the excuse a little poor in my opinion I think, if you are a real ranger and like the lions you would NEVER shot an animal an take a picture like trophies of them........  (09-26-2017, 08:13 PM)IñigoMontoya Wrote: If they (ranger) had shot them because they exit of SS.....I dont understand why they had to take pictures with them like trophies. I dont know but this is a story a little dark and the excuse a little poor in my opinion It doesn't change anything, nor it means anything else, really.
Credits to Gues Ellie - Leopard Hills.
Well I have been well and truly welcomed or should I say put in my place by the resident coalition of 5 Male Lions. My second day out on drive and all 5 Mapogo’s were together again for the first time in a while. We arrived as the sun was going down and the older male decided to reinforce his seniority and began roaring toward our vehicle. Not to be out done the other four responded but were too lazy to get up and roared while still lying down. Click on it to play. 
King of Sabi Sands .
Makhulu Mapogo Credits Marius Coetzee  *This image is copyright of its original author
2012-08-30 BY CHRISTIAN SPERKA
Walk the Mapogo Males You may never heard of the Mapogo Male Lion Coalition of the Sabi Sands. For years a six male coalition “ruled” the Lion prides in the Sabi Sands. Two of these (now over ten year old) Lions are still alive. Today we found and walked these two legendary males. We took a direct approach in which we made sure that the Lions knew we were there. The picture above was taken during the encounter. We approached to about 50 meters (~ 130 feet) when one of the Lions showed some sign of “dis-comfort” with our presence. We extracted slowly (and safely) from the sighting. It was one of the most exciting things I ever done in my life! We then went back and viewed them from our game viewer.  *This image is copyright of its original author
Mr.T and Kinky Tail vs Styx Pride During a takeover
August 2008 pc discovery channel  *This image is copyright of its original author
The Mapogo with the most impressive mane and most intense stare.
Shaka Mlowathi pc unknown  *This image is copyright of its original author
video of 3 Mapogos after confrontation with Selatis on February 2012
Pretty Boy Mapogo was caught alone by Selati males until Mr.T and Makhulu came for rescue and chased selatis away. credits Idube Game Reserve
First Video of Mr.T after returning to Western Sector.
Dated 3rd July 2010 Credits Idube Game Reserve
King T Mapogo Marking Territory
2010 Idube Game Reserve  *This image is copyright of its original author
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