Birmingham Pride of lions

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(04-19-2021, 01:14 AM)Tonpa Wrote: Some clips from todays stream. Guide mentioned that basically the whole pride was present aside from BYM, the year old cubs(probably hiding in the grass) and The oldest lioness, he said she is starting to lag behind the pride when they're walking. 

If the Ross males are present, it's doubtful BYM is going to be anywhere close. Such an inopportune time for this to be happening, when it comes to BYM. The sub males are not old enough to leave yet, and he might well be too old to remain with the whole pride much longer, at least so long as the Ross males are nearby. He struck out a few months back, not sure if driven or if he simply decided to go on a walkabout on his own. Regardless, he immediately ran into the Mbiri males, who were on a kill. He sat off in the brush and watched them, and they were, of course, focused on their meal, but that should serve as the perfect example of the dangers he faces if he is forced to strike out on his own. With his injury, even with his tremendous size, he could not possibly confront multiple foes at once, nor could he hunt for himself either. When BYM returned from his walkabout he was battered by Tyson, who kept a constant eye on him for several days, it was a very tense situation. Reply