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(08-05-2022, 11:11 PM)Rdliu2000 Wrote: The Nashwa's are a weak coalition, have not been able to kill or drive away most of adults or subadults, or eliminate the cubs.
Sorry/Not Sorry if you get your feelings hurt, but thats quite an absurd comment to make. You sound like some fanboy/hater fake follower that has no understanding of these lions or this region.
(08-05-2022, 11:11 PM)Rdliu2000 Wrote: The Nashwa's are a weak coalition, have not been able to kill or drive away most of adults or subadults, or eliminate the cubs.
Sorry/Not Sorry if you get your feelings hurt, but thats quite an absurd comment to make. You sound like some fanboy/hater fake follower that has no understanding of these lions or this region.
So far, the Naswa's takeover is the most civil. No blood shed at all except 2 cubs.
One of them is severely injured, one is vulnerable with an open belly, and another one is small.
They are definitely weaker than Mopagos, Majinglanes, Birminghams, Avocas, and even Selatis.
The lionesses feel it. The want to see what happens next before investing in their cubs.
(08-06-2022, 04:58 AM)Rdliu2000 Wrote: So far, the Naswa's takeover is the most civil. No blood shed at all except 2 cubs.
One of them is severely injured, one is vulnerable with an open belly, and another one is small.
They are definitely weaker than Mopagos, Majinglanes, Birminghams, Avocas, and even Selatis.
The lionesses feel it. The want to see what happens next before investing in their cubs.
You do know that 3 Kambula females already gave birth to Ndhzenga cubs (but lost it to leopard) and others are mating/pregnant?
Lions dont care about stats or legacies of long death like that. Least of all lionesses.
They just look at which males are around near and in their territory and mate with the ones they feel are most likely going to stick around for a few years.
