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(12-28-2021, 04:53 PM)Timbavati Wrote: What a beast. The lioness resemblances to the Charleston males and to the lioness who was with the Biyamiti males a couple of months ago. Perhaps from the N'waswitshaka pride?
Its not that famous Nwaswitshaka pride female, whisker spots dont match.
This year we saw rise of new blood in this portion of Kruger with Phabenis, Renosterkoppies and Biyamiti males, great future for this area.
Out of old guards, only Blondie Fourways, 2 H2-2/Transport Dam males and Pretoriuskop male look to be still dominant there, with appearence of nomadic males like Dreadlocks DeLaporte (for what we know from sightings).
I know she isn't the N'waswitshaka lioness. Just was curious if could be from the same pride or a breakaway basing on the similar appearance.