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(08-17-2021, 02:46 AM)lionuk Wrote: The Tumbelas need to be around long enough for their offspring to reach independence.
About Mhangeni Pride, it seems that the females there are adverse to new males coming to their pride after OM. Is it because of the 2 cubs or they are just happy to be just the girls?
Is Tsalala female in heat or it's just her way of distracting Skorro jr to protect her daughter?
Lots of mating going on around at the moment lol Ross male today, Mbiri males, Skorro jr, Mohawk Avoca with Kambula lioness, etc
To be fair, the Mangheni females didn't had much luck with their offspring. Even the Birmingham males offspring didn't thrive. Only 1 lioness survived. The same with the Othawa male offspring. He has sired quite cubs and just a few are alive. I guess, it happened because the weird establish of the Othawa male. He was pushing into Londolozi a lot and the females could have been following him instead of stick in a small area with lack of lion activity and raised their cubs.
The Tsalala daughter will turn 2 early next year as far I know. Therefore, she could be in heat or trying to distracting to the Tumbela male and keep him away from her daughter