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BODY SIZE AND MASS OF NGORONGORO CRATER LIONS

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BODY SIZE AND MASS OF NGORONGORO CRATER LIONS

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02-16-2015, 03:42 AM

(02-16-2015, 03:33 AM)'GrizzlyClaws' Wrote:
(02-16-2015, 03:29 AM)'Pantherinae' Wrote: even though the Crater lions are big, I think the male lions in the Okavango delta( espessialy duba plains) are bigger than crater lions, lionesses there are described as being almost as big as male lions elswhere in africa, and still the males are massive in comparison! 


 

These lions are the bulked up version of the Kruger lions, that's why it is bigger than the bulked up version of the Serengeti lions.


 

 
I do not compleatly agree, while serengeti lions and crater lions live almost next door to eachother, and lives the same terrain Kurger lions and okavango lions are quite different in apparence, but you are right that lions in okavango probably are closly related to those from south africa, but all my years of watching lions, only on south africa lions appare different from eachother, like from phinda, shamwari to Kruger these lions looks different. that might be because the terrain is very differnt, and in Okavango the terrain is as we know very spessial.   

 
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