History's most brutal killers, the Majingilane Male Lions

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(11-08-2017, 05:20 AM)KGB_lion Wrote: MALAMALA REPORT: November 7th. 

''Cape hunting dogs are one of the most endangered carnivore species in the world and also one of the most loved. Any sighting is met with great excitement and appreciation by rangers so you can imagine our delight today when we viewed 3 different packs in-between Main Camp and Rattray’s Camp! A pack of 9 was found at Main Camp, 3 on our airstrip and the lone collared female was just south of Rattray’s. 4 lion sightings: The 2 Eyrefield lionesses were trailing a herd of 300 buffalo near Calabash Crossing. 4 of the lionesses from the Kambula pride and a Manyelethi male killed an impala close to Charleston North. The other 2 Kambula lionesses were at Campbell Koppies and the Styx pride spent the day along the Mlowathi River. 4 leopards: The Island female caught an impala lamb at Drum Crossing. The Senegal Bush male was at Campbell Koppies. The Ndzilo female and her cub were viewed at Calabash Crossing.''

Looks like each of the Majingilane have gathered their group of ladies.

does anyone know what happened to the matshapiri lioness after she tried to join the sparta/eyrefiled pride? thx Reply