Birmingham Pride of lions

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(10-27-2020, 10:33 PM)BA0701 Wrote:

(10-27-2020, 10:26 PM)TinoArmando Wrote:

(10-27-2020, 10:20 PM)BA0701 Wrote:

(10-27-2020, 06:10 PM)TinoArmando Wrote: A couple videos of the dominate Ross male and the young Birmingham male having a stand off.
Such interesting behavior and reactions between the two.
Video credits goes to: Shaun Marshall

While the Birmingham Young Male is clearly submissive to Tyson, I believe Tyson has shown quite a bit of respect and hesitation as of late, towards the young male. I firmly believe Tyson was the one who injured him to begin with, but I also believe the young male is the one who gave Tyson that nasty cut on his face a few days ago. So, while he is certainly asserting his dominance, he doesn't appear too quick to start a fight either. 

Do we know who the males are that the narrator of the video I posted a couple of days ago was referring to? He said there were other males in the area roaring, causing tension with the Ross males, and causing the entire pride to roar in response, to try and fend off the intruders. Could it be the Mbiris, since the Birmingham Young Male happened upon them eating a kill during his walk?

That's really correct my friend. Tyson as one point has showed something of respect toward the young Birmingham male, However if he continues to be stubborn probably both Ross  males will chasing him out of the Birmingham pride...
Those males that were roaring could be the Mbiri males? (Matimba sons).
Tyson clearly showed that he is the Boss there and if the young Birmingham male doesn't follow his rules he will letting him know easily hehe

It was post 27 on page 2 of this thread, if you're not sure which video I was talking about, but the pride certainly began roaring in unison, after the Ross male started it, and the guide said it was in response to other lions encroaching on their territory. I was only putting two and two together, since the BYM took that long walk, and was seen on video close to the Mbriris, and the guide in the video I post which showed the BYM had returned to the Birmingham pride, he mentioned that BYM had been with the Mbiris as well. If the Mbiris made a move on the Birmingham pride, I wonder how BYM would react, would he fight beside the Ross males, or against them?

Could be. I believe that the Mbiris and Nharu are still inexperienced to established as dominant males on somewhere part of Timbavati,Kruger or Manyeleti... Their numbers and size clearly helps them a lot. Let's see what happens. The 2 Mbiri males sired by Matimba males are moving for everywhere lately and both Mbiri males chased away the Ross males a couple of years back too.
The Birmingham lionesses more than likely will fight beside the Ross males. as they have cubs with them and the 2 news cubs Reply