Birmingham Pride of lions

[BA0701]

(06-02-2021, 08:49 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote:

(06-02-2021, 06:15 PM)BA0701 Wrote: It may be, which goes to the root of my original question. I was asking what other prides have had as much of an impact on local lion dynamics. If you have any you can name, I'd love to hear about them.

Siering 2 big male coalition of 5 males in a row ( Matimbas left the pride when 5 Bboys where born) is definetly something not a lot of prides did , and those 2 coalitions being so succesfull in their own way with numerous prides and offspring, lead us to this, that Birmingham pride is one of the most succesfull prides in Kruger (out of known and monitored prides) in regards of spreading their genes. 

I think only Jock pride might have something similar, they had 2 generations of many males back in 2008/9 and 2014 which spread their genes around, and young Jocks are still in prime years.. But ofc we dont know whole treeline of Jock pride, unlike Birminghams.

There in lies the issue, when you have prides that are in areas that don't recieve the same level of oversight, we end up with data that is very lacking. Going off of available data, the Birmingham pride is one of the more successful prides. It is still very early, but it makes me excited for the future of BYM, the white male, and those other two youngsters.

Clearly speculation, but I am hopeful for their futures to be as bright. Reply