N'waswitshaka males

[Guillermo94]

(12-06-2024, 08:04 AM)Mapokser Wrote: I hope it gets shared here eventually ( I can't right now ) but there's a video of the Ndhzenga being unusually aggressive towards the Kambula pride, with no food around, they met and one of the males charges the pride and some individuals multiple times before establishing their dominance roaring.

Later we see a subadult male with a growing mane moving off.

I wonder if they will start to pressure the older male subs who should be around 2yo now and that was the reason they were "attacking" the pride.

They do a great job defending the territory and spending time with the pride but never seemed to be very fond of cubs, being more of the type to ignore them and only show affection to their brothers, add to that that they have 9 hungry growing sons in the Kambula pride boldly taking their share of the food, Ndhzengas may start pushing them off sooner than one may have expected.

I wonder if number of young male lions is putting more pressure on all the lions. Young lions growing and male lions and lionesses may start chasing them; the older young male lion. I wonder. I wonder how many of young male lions around two? I do not know the different ages. lionesses may start chasing the young male lions because they are a lot of lions. I wonder how many young male lions are closer to two. Is it six or seven young male lions around two or is it 5? Reply