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(08-04-2021, 11:38 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Londolozi blog about Kambula subadults :

https://blog.londolozi.com/2021/08/04/wh...ub-adults/

Great read!
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3 Othawas, 6 cubs and 3 Tumbelas seen together, Aunty getting better :

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Good news, now the horde can stop bothering Joel Alves
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(08-05-2021, 01:59 PM)Tonpa Wrote: Good news, now the horde can stop bothering Joel Alves
May I ask who is Joel Alves?
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(08-05-2021, 03:50 PM)lionuk Wrote:
(08-05-2021, 01:59 PM)Tonpa Wrote: Good news, now the horde can stop bothering Joel Alves
May I ask who is Joel Alves?

He's the vet who removed Red Roads snare. He deals with a lot of the human causes injuries.

Unfortunately some of the Lion group admins were telling their members to all spam message him to treat auntie.
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( This post was last modified: 08-05-2021, 04:02 PM by lionuk )

It's really wonderful to see Auntie Othawa has rejoined the pride. So happy to see that. 
Now I must say I'm concerned about Gingerella, it's very unfortunate that she's far away from Othawa territory at the moment and the chance of her returning home to her family looks bleaker than before. So what's her future will be? Obviously she can't join her brothers and Junior's new territory and pride(s). Will she go nomadic and create her own pride? 
I know she can't be darted and put back onto Othawa territory to be reunited with her mother and aunts.
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Still a chance for her to return, there's still quite a bit of time before her brothers become sexually mature
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(08-05-2021, 04:00 PM)lionuk Wrote: It's really wonderful to see Auntie Othawa has rejoined the pride. So happy to see that. 
Now I must say I'm concerned about Gingerella, it's very unfortunate that she's far away from Othawa territory at the moment and the chance of her returning home to her family looks bleaker than before. So what's her future will be? Obviously she can't join her brothers and Junior's new territory and pride(s). Will she go nomadic and create her own pride? 
I know she can't be darted and put back onto Othawa territory to be reunited with her mother and aunts.

If she doesnt return her future is grim..she will be lone semi-nomadic lioness like Tsalala/Ximhungwe females until she raise her own pride, which is not an easy task..
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Glad to hear she has reunited with her pride. She is going to need them to fully recover without a hitch. 
And yeah. The lion community did not react well to this.. 

Gingerellas chance of returning is slim. She is in a race against her own biological clock.
If it rings before she returns, she will likely get herself pregnant and wont be able to return.
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(08-05-2021, 04:49 PM)Duco Ndona Wrote: Glad to hear she has reunited with her pride. She is going to need them to fully recover without a hitch. 
And yeah. The lion community did not react well to this.. 

Gingerellas chance of returning is slim. She is in a race against her own biological clock.
If it rings before she returns, she will likely get herself pregnant and wont be able to return.

Even if she somehow returns to western sector, and finds Othawas, its very questionable if they will accept her at this stage, they have been separated for long time and they have new cubs.
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(08-05-2021, 04:55 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote:
(08-05-2021, 04:49 PM)Duco Ndona Wrote: Glad to hear she has reunited with her pride. She is going to need them to fully recover without a hitch. 
And yeah. The lion community did not react well to this.. 

Gingerellas chance of returning is slim. She is in a race against her own biological clock.
If it rings before she returns, she will likely get herself pregnant and wont be able to return.

Even if she somehow returns to western sector, and finds Othawas, its very questionable if they will accept her at this stage, they have been separated for long time and they have new cubs.

It  could be very likely that they'll accept her.
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Lions have a good memory in those sort of things.
As long her return wont case any mayor issues they will welcome her back. Albeit very low on the social ladder.
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Is Gingerella Sassy's cub or Junior's mom's?
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(08-05-2021, 08:02 PM)sundarbans Wrote: Is Gingerella Sassy's cub or Junior's mom's?

Sassy's cub
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