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(12-07-2020, 06:30 PM)Balam Wrote: @Dark Jaguar so it turns out that Forasteiro never left, he just seems to be more difficult to photograph. It's such a shame that we didn't get any footage from this fight, I'm sure if went very different from the Balam and Juru brawl since Forasteiro is much larger than Juru.

With Juru the fight was very superficial and it took Balam seconds to establish his dominance. I certainly can't wait to see more footage of Forasteiro, but it's also very clear who the dominant male in the region is.

I also picture a tougher fight for Balam vs Forasteiro compared to his brief clash against Juru by what was said Balam seeing on the following day with wounds.

Indeed, Dominance wise Forasteiro is said to be sharing territory with Balam (which is definitely not a small area) and he is not so much in the spotlights in the moment and I thought he was gone, I'd say he is definitely sneaking around getting a smaller part of this certain area whereas Balam dominates most of it and with a recent head on dynamic confrontation result it clearly shows Balam is the one to be beat so far.

Such an overlapping I'd say its due to the high numbers of prime males in those areas ready to take over a piece of those lands so Sharing Wise I'd say they gotta tolerate one another at some point as competition grows higher in numbers of individuals. Reply