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Yesterday, 12:39 AM

Latest video by SCAR, centers, primarily, around the attack on K4, and the battle between the Gijimas and Nkuhlus




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Yesterday, 05:15 AM

(Yesterday, 01:37 AM)Lion1 Wrote:




Every time we see Makhunga, he has about 75 lbs of meat in his belly. No wonder he's as big as a house.
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Shots from Sunset Safari on Sunday. Kruger male and Little Amber mating, with the S. Avoca male not too far away.

Southern Avoca male sleeping.

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Kruger male and Little Amber

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(Yesterday, 06:14 PM)UNLAL11 Wrote: Shots from Sunset Safari on Sunday. Kruger male and Little Amber mating, with the S. Avoca male not too far away.

Southern Avoca male sleeping.

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Kruger male and Little Amber

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Hi I had seen the video earlier of Kruger male lion and Southern Avoca. Guid says beautiful male lion and how beautiful male lion looks. I noticed he looks like a male lion oldest sibling of T. Kruger reminds me of the male lion. Male lion was called stared with an M.
I would like to know if Kruger male lion reminds any male lions.
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