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Coalitions of Kruger National Park

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@Tr1x24 Yeah I agree I think they are just looking good for their age
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Snip tail Mpondo with pride 
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Young Lubye Male. Youngest son of Old Jocks.
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The beautiful Rockfig male mating with a lioness
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(03-03-2021, 05:06 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: Young Lubye Male. Youngest son of Old Jocks.
Credit: Discoverkruger

He has that old Jock stare, Especially for the blondie old Jock male. I will try to post pics soon
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Lubyelubye young ones. Offspring of Jock males. Tinged by Elsie

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3/3 Biyamiti males watching vultures
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Good sighting today my favourite jock son with his little brother. Also with their mum/aunt who is not well. Pics by: Ella Venter

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(03-04-2021, 05:14 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: Good sighting today my favourite jock son with his little brother. Also with their mum/aunt who is not well. Pics by: Ella Venter

i hope she survives
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S129 Male apparently his right front foot is broken. Credit: Mandla Dwayne Ndlovu

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1/2 Ngotso males.
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Shishangeni male
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(03-04-2021, 05:14 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: Good sighting today my favourite jock son with his little brother. Also with their mum/aunt who is not well. Pics by: Ella Venter

Whats the story behind them? Did that lioness raise them and save them from Mazithi males in 2018?
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Phabeni males on S1 this morning, Kruger Sightings :




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@Tr1x24 Yeah that’s it exactly she left to protect them.
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