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(05-17-2024, 05:32 AM)Mapokser Wrote: Is the Giraffe male close to his BDM cousins or does he have good chances of raising these cubs?

His brother cannot offer any help after all.

Odds for those cubs does not look good to say the least with Black Dam males overtaking northern Thornybush.
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A recent sighting of the white Birmingham male at Nsala Wilderness Camp
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Two Vuyela males and Sark breakaway pride
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Timbavati PNR
17.05.24

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Skorro young male
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The bigger-maned Mbiri male at Tintswalo Safari Lodge with the Birmingham pride
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(05-17-2024, 10:25 PM)T I N O Wrote: The bigger-maned Mbiri male at Tintswalo Safari Lodge with the Birmingham pride
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Still one of the most impressive males around, though he is beginning to show his age now. Though I am not sure there are many, if any, males that could defeat him today. He and Shaka make up a top of the food chain kind of duo, for sure, those boys are two tough characters.
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Two of the Black dam males patrolling with purpose at Royal Malewane in Thornybush!
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17.05.24

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(05-17-2024, 10:33 PM)T I N O Wrote: Two of the Black dam males patrolling with purpose at Royal Malewane in Thornybush!
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I wonder if those fresh cuts on his face are from battles at the dinner table, or results of their recent clashes with the Monwanas.
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A very fantastic sighting of the Torchwood male and his cubs seen recently in KNP
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(05-18-2024, 09:05 AM)T I N O Wrote: A very fantastic sighting of the Torchwood male and his cubs seen recently in KNP
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Still no evidence of he and Birmingham Osindile being together in many months. I don’t know it it’s a sign their coalition still exists or that it’s strong. I hope I’m overthinking this
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(05-18-2024, 08:50 PM)criollo2mil Wrote:
(05-18-2024, 09:05 AM)T I N O Wrote: A very fantastic sighting of the Torchwood male and his cubs seen recently in KNP
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Still no evidence of he and Birmingham Osindile being together in many months.    I don’t know it it’s a sign their coalition still exists or that it’s strong.     I hope I’m overthinking this

Due to the lack of any images of them being together, or even of Osindile being with him or the pride, has been causing me to wonder the exact same things.
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(05-18-2024, 09:05 AM)T I N O Wrote: A very fantastic sighting of the Torchwood male and his cubs seen recently in KNP
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Do we know the name of the pride he is with, or any information about them?
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From the region they are dominant on, it might be whatever pride the H7 males controlled back in the day.
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(05-18-2024, 09:51 PM)Mapokser Wrote: From the region they are dominant on, it might be whatever pride the H7 males controlled back in the day.

Thank you for that!
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