Birmingham Coalition Male Lineage

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(01-14-2023, 03:00 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote:

(01-14-2023, 02:52 AM)Gavskrr Wrote: lol looks like he decided to adopt the same behavior as skorro jr (maybe suicidal? can't predict) certainly doesn't contribute to any good long term effects

Yep, i actually think, if Nhenha doesnt make it, this 2 will eventually link together.

The sighting of NYM and Skorro Jr being close to one another, and that it appears there is no longer a reason that I would think Nhenha and NYM would consider themselves dominant over Ximungwes, I believe this is a very real possibility. I have even wondered about the possibilities, if Nhenha does pull through, of the three of them joining forces, especially considering if Nhenha pulls through he will surely be in a weakened state for awhile, and not be in much of a position for conflict with anyone. I have never seen Skorro Jr as an overly aggressive male, and I am afraid, at least at this point, NYM might not shed the flight instinct that sadly appears to have become a part of his psyche due to having been living as a lone nomad for such an extended period. An extended period with a partner, and being dominant pride males is the only thing that may bring him out of the mindset that has helped him survive for so long.

Only lone male I can think of that has been living as a nomad longer, and has been exceptionally successful at it, is Jesse. He really seems to thrive in those conditions, appearing to not want to have any partners, preferring the life of a lone outlaw. I believe any male lion who can survive the tough conditions of being a nomad for such a long time, must be very smart, able to think and act very quickly. Jesse's encounter with Logol and Half-Tail is very impressive, when you consider he actually got to mate with the female he was after, while gambling with the highest stakes imaginable. Fang's (Blondie) encounter with Ololashe and Kijana was an equally impressive show of intelligence and forethought, though I do not believe Fang had lived as a nomad for such an extended period. Reply