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Coalitions of Kruger National Park
Coalitions of Kruger National Park
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Most these lions are related one way or another anyway. It’s just the discussion recently with the breakaway Male pics compared with Blondie and people trying to determine who was dominant in the area. Wanted to hear some different opinions
 (03-10-2020, 06:43 AM)Pckts Wrote: I have to admit an error here. Zlatko Jurek said it was Scar, and I faithfully copied it, but looking at the map it's a long way from Orpen. And it doesn't really look like Scar. Lot of big males seen around Mopani though.  (03-07-2021, 07:22 AM)Herekitty Wrote:(03-10-2020, 06:43 AM)Pckts Wrote: This is the old Masorini male
How can this guy be the old Masorini Male when he’s south in Shingwedzi he would never come close to Masorini or Mopani he’s more Shingwedzi. He has the look the Kanniedood males have, probably related, same area
 (03-07-2021, 05:02 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: S28 Males. Vurhami boy seems to be losing mane more and more. Shadow of his former self, idk why What i noticed is, that in Kruger Summer period (~Nov to April) when tempetures are high, with a lot of rain and very hot days, with very dense vegetation and greens, a lot of males are losing a bit of their manes.. Now why is that, well prob a bit of everything, hot days so body prob naturaly lose hair to cool themselves, also theres a lot more concentration of insects, parasites, and bugs then in winter times and obiviously more mange or bacteria.. If you compare the males mane during winter and now during summer, in majority of males you will see the difference, althrough some males might not get affacted. (03-07-2021, 05:57 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: @Tr1x24 something definitely wrong with him, maybe that contributes but this guy was a beast. Also he barely moves, all mating is always done by Mohawk. Hopefully he recovers back, he was one of the most impressive Well he is quite old, no? Around 10? 
@kobe8jf1234 2 Tshokwane males, lubye father and son, 5 Gomondwanes, 4 hippo pools males. Are the closest to them
Northern Kruger - November 2015
Here we have the other male of the coalition,taken very late in the day,and also through reasonably dense mopani scrub.Oddly enough this is the first time I have seen them (I have lived here for just over 2 years now) although their territory starts a mere 2 kilometers from where my house is located in Phalaborwa..This is because they rule a huge area which reaches far south of the H9,our main access route into the park and there are no access roads into this region....hence they are not seen frequently,but they have a fearsome reputation. Images by: Pete Close  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author
(03-07-2021, 08:09 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: @kobe8jf1234 2 Tshokwane males, lubye father and son, 5 Gomondwanes, 4 hippo pools males. Are the closest to them not looking good for them lol
@kobe8jf1234 should be alright this guy has been surrounded all the time. has lost territory before to Mjejane males and now possibly being pushed by gomondwanes. He’s never had it easy
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