Fall of Mapogos Lions

[LionKiss]

(11-18-2016, 02:25 AM)Pckts Wrote: Your interpretation of the situation doesn't hold water over what actually occurred. I have news for you, a large coalition of prime males will draw in far more visitors than not. Add to that, a coalition of aggressive males that have had their entire history monitored, only makes them more attractive to tourists.
Their death is the same as any other lions death... Infighting and Human Interference. They aren't the first to be hunted or killed by man and beast nor will they be the last, there isn't some big conspiracy to remove them, it happened naturally, or as naturally as it can happen now a days.
Sorry, but it really seems like a few of you guys prefer to find some sort of conspiracy theory with the death of a single lion coalition over accepting the fact that they failed as a group to protect their genes. Only one is proven, the other is more of a fanatical stance. No offense, but that is how it appears to me.

you have no idea what occured because you were not present, and no one was.
KT and MrT was a coalition of 2 controlling an area now controlled by 8 at least males
so the chances to see 2 males in Djuma,Malamala, EP, Symababili, londolozi is by far less than to see one of the 4 BBoys in Djuma, so this argument of yours is also wrong.

No there is no conspiracy theory, they are bad for business so let them sleep with the fishes (you know the expression)  and killing a lion in SA is legal, what conspiracy? I can pay 50K and kill a lion, you can do the same.

Their genes are all over Sabi Sands, directly or indirectly and if you want to learn something just listen: It is the lionesses who pass the strength to the offspring. So mahngeni and othawa lionesses have secured that.
But the Mapogos and especially MrT and KT would care less to pass over their genes all they wanted is to win, conquer and control.
We are not fanatics simply you don't understand what those 2 lions wanted and this has been proved by their way they lived and died. Reply