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Lions of Sabi Sands

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I'm sorry if i ask a lot but did we know who sired the lioness of Sabi Sands expecelly Othawa and Mangheni lioness because i am confuse...
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(01-14-2021, 05:38 PM)Psyckoo Wrote: I'm sorry if i ask a lot but did we know who sired the lioness of Sabi Sands expecelly Othawa and Mangheni lioness because i am confuse...

2 older Othawa lionesses were sired by Mapogos while they were still coalition of 6. One younger female of Othawa pride and 2 younger in Mhangeni pride were sired by Majingilanes. The 3 older females of Mhangeni pride were sired by Eastern Mapogos.
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(01-14-2021, 01:55 AM)Psyckoo Wrote: Any news on Tsalala female ?

https://www.instagram.com/p/CI5f6fcA4iB/?igshid=yxz3lt11xcoj&fbclid=IwAR3xeFIyP9Lv2H_P1yCd33DAzec12q4PCJ7ABzS7gxNqVPUCWRcqbE3fo-I
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Junior Othawa with 3 Lionesses  14/01/2021

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Forgot to ask this a while back, but who sired the Tumbela boys?
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Mystery male in northern SS (on the right.... he was trying to hang around Ximhungwe lioness)

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This same male has been spotted another time alone running around Gowrie Gate.
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(01-15-2021, 05:09 AM)Tonpa Wrote: Forgot to ask this a while back, but who sired the Tumbela boys?

Thanda Impi males. Sired them and the Tintswalo Males.
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(01-15-2021, 05:34 AM)Gijima Wrote: Mystery male in northern SS (on the right.... he was trying to hang around Ximhungwe lioness)

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This same male has been spotted another time alone running around Gowrie Gate.

Hmm interesting, any more info on this, was the Ximhungwe daughter with them?
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''Young Southern Pride Lion covered in blood after a buffalo kill…''

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(01-13-2021, 11:15 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Hey guys, just found this new FB page about Sabi Sands and Mara lions:

https://www.facebook.com/Lion-Coalitions...091929107/

I scroll it a bit, and has pretty good and by most part correct info about famous lions and coalitions in this areas and their history..

I am not promoting that page or anything, i just found it and it looks like great place for people who want short info about history of those lions and coalitions at one place..

(01-15-2021, 10:30 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote:
(01-15-2021, 05:34 AM)Gijima Wrote: Mystery male in northern SS (on the right.... he was trying to hang around Ximhungwe lioness)

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*This image is copyright of its original author

This same male has been spotted another time alone running around Gowrie Gate.

Hmm interesting, any more info on this, was the Ximhungwe daughter with them?

I think so, there were 3 lions in the area

https://twitter.com/RApistevist2/status/...0340876288
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(01-15-2021, 05:48 PM)Tonpa Wrote: I think so, there were 3 lions in the area

Yea, i watched it on WE, very interesting interaction:


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She was definitely not happy about him near her cub.. But thats very young male, prob around 3 yrs old, and was acting very submissive, only trying to get companionship, so he is no threat to the youngster..

There was cases of lone lionesses with cubs accepting other young male (Charleston female and HRM) so this might be quite interesting if the young male is stubborn enough..
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Do you know who the cubs father(s) is?
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(01-15-2021, 07:19 PM)Tonpa Wrote: Do you know who the cubs father(s) is?

Her mother mated with Northern Avocas and HB Matimba before that cub was born.
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(01-15-2021, 07:19 PM)Tonpa Wrote: Do you know who the cubs father(s) is?

Either N. Avocas (more likely) or Hairy Belly Matimba, Ximhungwes where seen with both in mid to late 2019..cub is around 1 yrs old now..

Ximhungwes where seen with HB in August/September 2019 and 1 lioness was already pregnant, that was from mating with N. Avocas, but HB also was seen mating with another Ximhungwe at that time.. So there is possiblity that this pregnant female lost her litter, and that another give birth later on..
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This was a couple of weeks ago in Djuma. Looks like he’s been around for a while now but don’t have any good quality pictures. He’s alone for sure though. 


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