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N'waswitshaka males
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"What we thought was contact calling with his coalition mates, turned out to be rivals responding from the distance. This lone N’waswishaka male lion stood no chance in an altercation with a coalition of two, but perhaps his calls will bring his brothers in arms to the forefront. Before long, the two new males to Sabi Sabi spotted the N’waswishaka male in an open area where they proceeded to push him out of his own territory. The N’waswishaka male made a run for it to seek backup from his coalition partners, while these two males made their way into unchartered territory, and rather confidently too."
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Injured Uboso.
Seems like Red Road male type injury. ( that he got from skirmishes with tintswalo males). Seriously now it seems like these 4 boys have stretched too much. I think like they are biting more than they can chew. From thethe past many weeks it's looking like Amhale and Eurenji have completely forgotten about their previous prides. At the last moment they came and rescue Uboso, thethe consequences could be worse also. Today morning only we were discussing that they need to stick together and now this happens....... Pics credit: mala mala game reserve  *This image is copyright of its original author Ma  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author
 (03-31-2022, 01:23 AM)DARK MANE Wrote: Injured Uboso. Ubuso prob couldn't run away from 3 males because of his foot injury and limping. Yes, he got lucky, althrough its yet to be seen how bad injuries are. As for N'ws, they reacted very quickly on this sudden attack, and chased the intruders. Again, big coalitions spread thru multiple prides, thats how it is, N'ws are not doing nothing wrong. 
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Let's not be overdramatic please, for a Coalition of 4 males they have a normal sized territory, what happened to Ubuso could have happened in a small territory too. You can't expect them to be h24 together, even when they had a smaller territory it wasn't the case. And Amahle was seen a lot with Gore, the Styx and Southern prides the past few weeks so I'm not sure about him having "completely forgotten" them.m, and because there's no footage of eorenji in sabi sabi doesn't mean he wasn't there's for the past few weeks... The fact that the 3 n'was rescued Ubuso means they were close to begin with, otherwise he would be dead... Now that the whole coalition is aware of the new males they'll probably focus on them instead of the kambulas and now that the new males know that they're facing 4 lions instead of 1 maybe they'll go elsewhere (03-31-2022, 01:23 AM)DARK MANE Wrote: Injured Uboso. Lucky he survived. Ubuso became even more recongnizable (at least temporarily). I wonder how far his partners were.  (03-31-2022, 01:23 AM)DARK MANE Wrote: Injured Uboso. Nah…I think he’s come away with far less significant injury to RRM. Red Road was still carrying a significant limp almost three weeks after his incident. I think Uboso is quite lucky if it was a 3 v 1 situation. Now, I hope all 4 members decide to stay close together and circle their wagons  (03-31-2022, 05:44 AM)criollo2mil Wrote:You're right RRM's hind leg was way more injured. RRM was limping more than a month as far as recall.(03-31-2022, 01:23 AM)DARK MANE Wrote: Injured Uboso.
Eorenji with kambula girl at mala mala gamegame reserve on 30 march 2022
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'Lions were heard calling from all over Sabi Sabi this morning and with the change in lion dynamics, we were all eager to head out to see what was going on. After tracking the lions through the heart of Sabi Sabi, two of the N’waswishaka males were found moving very quickly with purpose, calling and trying to stamp their authority in this area after the new males from the Kruger National Park made inroads into their territory. Another one of the N’waswishaka males was found close to Bush Lodge'
In the comments, sabisabi said 'It seems the N'waswishaka males have pushed the males from Kruger back into the south of our reserve. We will follow up again later today and see if they are still around or crossed back into the Kruger National Park.'
Gore is at Nottens, hope we will get update on WideNose soon, apparently there was also clash between Styx's and Mhangenis :
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