Nkuhuma Pride

[Tr1x24]

(10-04-2023, 01:25 AM)Mapokser Wrote: @Tr1x24 you can't judge them by the other coalitions in the area. Youngest Kambula is older than the oldest NK and the 3 older Kambulas 1+ year older than the 3 younger NK, still NK started roaring at least a month before Kambulas did. The other coalitions are small like Talamatis, and none has an old ex-territorial lion with them.

NK are the biggest coalition, they are 5 strong, with one 10yo male and other who's 4,4yo, remaining being 4yo ( or at least 2 of them ), the Avoca and Matimba bloodlines have examples of lions becoming territorial earlier than the average, sometimes even without a big coalition, sometimes very very early on.

Again, they have roared together with Mohawk a few times. What do you think BDM will do when this keeps happening? 5 lions roaring? They chased 2 NK this time, next time in a few months 5 may be together, will BDM manage to chase them again? Idk, but I often don't bet on the ones with fewer numbers.

Matimbas were the same age NK are right now ( with an older male like Mohawk ) when they took their first territory and started pushing males off even before that; S.Avocas were also giving trouble to territorial lions at 4yo and became dominant before 5 despite being only 2 males. Mbiris were defeating dominant coalitions 2v2 left and right when they were 3 and something years old... NK comes from a lineage that becomes territorial quickly and considering their numbers and the fact they started roaring before the much older and also big coalition Kambulas, tells us everything we need to know: don't expect they'll take as long as an average lion to make a move and you won't be surprised.

You are looking too much into that 1 roaring caught on camera, lions/prides roar pretty much every night.

Their recent encounters with Ndhzengas and BMDs clearly show they are not ready yet. Reply