Lions of Sabi Sands

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(12-29-2024, 08:08 PM)Mapokser Wrote: The ginger Mantimahle male also has some fresh, more prominent facial injuries, so it could be him too, but I think if it was him close to Eorenji, with the swollen face, the guides would have been able to easily ID him as Mantimahle have huge and distinct manes, difficult to mistake him for say a BDM or Kambula, also he has uglier injuries, while Eorenji has basically nothing, being unlikely he could inflict that damage to a much bigger male who is also a prime dominant male, while K6 is still a nomad who might be submissive and/or not fight aggressively.

For the Ginger Mantimahle injuries/limp he did got it when he had a scuffle at a kill with his brother and Torchwood Pride, last seen at Buffelshoek.

For Eorenji seems like he did chase someone but guide said it to be SBDM as he is near where Eorenji was.

For the SBDM said swollen face I think he just have a big face compared to his small body size and maybe that is why some guides mistook it for swollen.

For K6 I think it's just his old injuries when he was caught alone presumably by the Veteran Duo as the injury is identical to his injury at that time, just like Tr1x24 had said.

Also SBDM is said to be trailing Southern Avoca and Kruger Male, seems like he wants to be a coalition partner to them and he really needs a coalition partner at this time as the North is quite precarious as even the Ndzenghas is venturing North more frequently and in Southern Manyeleti/Northern Sabi Sands there are the Monwana Boys doubt that they will cause some havoc/chaos but their presence will definitely make the male lions more aggressive, adding them to the many males in the area.

For context here are the males in the area right now/recently sighted are 2 Mantimahle Sons, 4 Kambula Males, Southern Avoca, Kruger Male, SBDM, 4 Monwana Boys, 2 Ndzenghas (frequenting their visit), totaling to 15 male lions, 17 if you count the 2 NK Young Male and NK BA Young Male and for the PCM seems like they are busy in the West and not visiting North for quite some time.

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