N'waswitshaka males

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In the early morning two of the N’waswishaka male lions had been found after seeing their tracks on many different roads. The two walked confidently as they went about scent marking their territory, a frequent and essential part of a male lion’s morning routine.

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After spending the afternoon with the adult lionesses from the Styx Pride, we followed them until they led us to where they had left the cubs allowing us the privilege to see them reunite after a few hours of being separated. The following morning, we found and followed their tracks for quite some time and found them emerging from a riverbed and eventually stopped to rest underneath the shade of a tree, grooming one another to strengthen their bonds. It was good to see them all with full stomachs!

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In the afternoon, as the rain started to fall, we headed out undeterred to try and see something! Two of the N’waswishaka male lions had stayed in the spot they were left in the morning and so we decided to make our way there 

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