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Lions of Sabi Sands

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( This post was last modified: 10-31-2020, 06:44 PM by T I N O )

Viewing the video and looking at the males. They definitely are the S36/Young Mantimahle males.
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Very interesting... do the Fourways male go that far south in Mala Mala? Also this is a bit far but I wonder if these weren’t also the “new” males in Londolozi. It’s amazing how much lions sneak around at night completely undetected.
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(10-31-2020, 07:17 PM)Gijima Wrote: Very interesting... do the Fourways male go that far south in Mala Mala? Also this is a bit far but I wonder if these weren’t also the “new” males in Londolozi. It’s amazing how much lions sneak around at night completely undetected.

This was around Windmill in east area of MalaMala, area where Fourways pride and Kruger males are seen.. 

I dont think so that they where that far in Londolozi.
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(10-31-2020, 07:17 PM)Gijima Wrote: Very interesting... do the Fourways male go that far south in Mala Mala? Also this is a bit far but I wonder if these weren’t also the “new” males in Londolozi. It’s amazing how much lions sneak around at night completely undetected.

That's an interesting point.
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The younger Mangheni lioness sired by the Birmingham boys around 2 years ago.
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Zali Photography
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(11-01-2020, 06:03 AM)Gijima Wrote: Zali Photography
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What a beautiful specimen!
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Mhangeni pride

Our guide ShanCole Photography was extremely lucky and managed to find these two little lion cubs!

The cubs were clearly hungry but tried to drink from the wrong lioness, hence why they were being pushed away.. hopefully these little ones figure it out soon enough!




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Anybody know which males are the sires of the Styx lionesses?  

Here's a photo of an old Styx lioness that was alive last year and was turning 16.  She disappeared before 2020 I think....a daughter of the Split Rock males.  She raised a good deal of cubs to adulthood. 


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(11-01-2020, 11:26 PM)Cath2020 Wrote: Anybody know which males are the sires of the Styx lionesses?  

Here's a photo of an old Styx lioness that was alive last year and was turning 16.  She disappeared before 2020 I think....a daughter of the Split Rock males.  She raised a good deal of cubs to adulthood. 


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There is one old, I am not sure, but I think she is sired by Rollercoaster male(s?). There are also one sired by Majingis and one young sired by Birminghams.
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(11-01-2020, 11:37 PM)Potato Wrote: There is one old, I am not sure, but I think she is sired by Rollercoaster male(s?). There are also one sired by Majingis and one young sired by Birminghams.

Yes, oldest is from Rollercoaster's.
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One of the sub-adults from the Ntsevu/Kambula pride
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The Ntsevu/Kambula lionesses 
A fabulous scene where these lioness were looking across the Sands River to find a safe path across for their cubs--avoiding the croc who snarled at their feet, and keeping an eye on the King of the pride sitting on the opposite river bank. Oh how I miss being in Africa and on safari !
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Matimba Male vs 3 Tembula Males Update 


Tumbela still aren't confident to attack Matimba. Matimba male is still announcing his presence in the west.

Start watching at minute 4... https://www.instagram.com/tv/CHF8B5KFGKY...2kyd5x6hrw
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Scorro Jr. of Tumbela males:

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