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Lions of Sabi Sands
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 (Today, 12:05 AM)Bruh what Wrote: @Mapokser I believe it's a collaring operation on one of the females or whatever,maybe to remove,or to collar. It could be that they were collaring a female within the pride,but also darted the male and others to check on them for TB and rabies as they often do and weighed them. (like with mapogos they were tested for tb and rabies and weighed according to rob). Firstly, a lot of people have no idea what cappin' is (I am not one of them), so plain English would be appreciated, so that everyone might follow along. Secondly, I do not believe anyone is accusing anyone of lying, simply saying more information is clearly needed. I don't know he is a veterinarian, I have no idea who he is, and when a claim like this is made, which lacks so much vital information, of course it is going to be questioned. Surely there must be some mention of this, outside of simple texts, somewhere, a wildlife journal and the like, there must be some record. |
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