Lions of Sabi Sands

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(05-11-2021, 04:26 PM)Thierry Wrote: May be OM felt strong, he was coming in his prime. He'd never felt like now and thought, it could be his time. Thinking so, with a lack of experience in real confrontation with other male lions, he let his testosteron level take control.
We can't say that's "non-Majingilane" behaviour, remember, first Majin was killed by Mapogos, far away from his brothers.

Yes, but 5th Majingilane was not trying to fight he made a mistake to rather stay hidden than run and was found. Confidence might have played a role, as that one was considered sort of a Majingilane first leader. Either way it was a turning point for Majingilane and subsequent night they became what we knew them like. Othawa kind of acted more like a Kinky Tail Mapogo and Mapogos were his grandfathers. But I was not trying to say such decision are bound to this or that bloodline, just that it was a bit ironic that most followed Majingilane son (so far) find his end in behaviour his fathers would probably never do. But then again they have luxury of being a coalition while he was a lone male. Reply