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Lion predation on the African Black Rhinoceros

Israel Spalea Offline
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During the 1892, 1937 years and so on, nobody could make some photos like now, like anybody now with an iphone, smartphone... They just related what they saw. But they didn't see the whole predation scenes, that is tragic... One heard a groan, and guided by this sound, come in front of a subadult rhino throwed by two lions.

Then you mixed the Wahlberg's and the Anderson's testimony. In the first one the rhino was not shooted before by the hunter (read it again) who only saw the fight without intervening. And he spoke about several lions (several > 2) which attacked the rhino. What is there suspect ?

But why would be it impossible ? We spoke from a period when the wild life was much more plentiful than now. But among testimonies, mostly of them consisted only of oral (then writted) depictions...
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RE: Lion predation on the African Black Rhinoceros - Spalea - 10-18-2016, 03:37 AM
RE: Lion Predation - Pantherinae - 04-10-2017, 06:48 AM



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