Lions of Sabi Sands

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(10-29-2023, 07:51 PM)BA0701 Wrote:

(10-29-2023, 12:48 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Bomb from the western sector, Talamatis and NK joined again, this time they look very comfortable with each others, so it might work this time, 3rd lucky charm (lets hope):

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DM Talamati looks massive, he bulked a lot recently.

This is wonderful news to find in my feed on my first check of the day. I was scrolling down, and going to mention how the Skorro Young Male would be a great candidate for either of these two, and boom, Nym may well have finally found some partners. Perhaps, in a perfect world, the Skorro Young Male could still team up with them, what a force they would be.

Now, my biggest concern is that  Sabi Sands is overflowing with large coalitions, and unless someone moves off into Kruger, which is also really full as well, and can become a black hole for lions, things will eventually come to a head. Sabi Sands is a powder keg at the moment.

I agree to an extent but I also think something good could come from it, large coalitions all round should mean that each one of them is more focused on staying with their pride and raising their cubs rather than taking over as much territory as possible. Over some time, the older coalition like NWS for example would drop off and that frees up some territory. U see coalitions like the PCMs which as dominant as they are, they’re controlling too much territory to the point they can’t protect all of their prides, nothing is stopping the Talamati YMs and Nkuhuma male from killing the new Ximhungwe cubs nor the Nkuhuma breakaway subadults. Same situation with the Gijimas and the soon-to-be Talamati cubs. Reply