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(07-30-2021, 07:42 PM)lionuk Wrote: Four N’waswishaka males were seen today, trailing a herd of buffalo. They watched their prey cross an open area. When in the exposed open plain, the males waited, biding their time until the herd slowly made their way into the thickets beyond. The males then leapt into action, fully exposed. Unfortunately, their attempt was unsuccessful, perhaps the next will be more promising.
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(08-11-2021, 12:08 AM)Timbavati Wrote: That's a possible theory. He also resemblances to one of the Selati males and even makhulu. This doesn't means nothing. But quite interesting how unrelated males could look similar, even by being of different generations.
Haha, Big Mak is the first one I instantly think of when discussing wide nosed lions.