Lions of Sabi Sands

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@KM600 Very interesting.


With all this roaring in the north and one BDM still limping, not sure they'll respond, probably not but who knows, before going to Kruger Mohawk and sons weren't a threat to the BDM.

The Kambulas, I think, are still down south and unaware of the NK, but if they couldn't properly pusy the BDM I'm not sure they'll be willing to go investigate 5 roars when they move north again.

@sik94 I doubt ditching the sister is even an option, from their POV she's just one more of them, I doubt they can rationalize that she is any different than them in terms of their group/coalition dynamics, she's bonded to them like any of the males are with the others.

In these situations is the female who leaves to go mate and be a female, the brothers never kick their sisters out or abandon them so as long as she decides to follow them, they're be together.

Maybe the Kambulas will turn out to be strong once they are fully dominant, it happens all the time, but the thing is, they are a big coalition, 3/4 will turn 6yo in just 6 months, the younger brother will be 5 in the next 2 months or so. They have explored a big territory in the north with a huge pride that including the almost 3yo females, has 9 members... Their competitors? Just 2 males who are around a year older only, 2 not exactly known for their strength, 2 who can't take the Kambulas on and the Kambulas knows it as the BDM were submissive to them in a carcass... Hell the BDM are even injured, one was pretty badly beaten in a fight that can only have been with the Kambulas.

But despite all od that, the Kambulas are still nomads, nomads to a point they'd leave the north and travel all the way down to Sabi Sabi where they shared a meal with another nomad.

Their behavior is weird. I would understand it if the BDM were stronger than them, but they aren't, the Kambula knows it very well, they know they are much stronger, but still they prefer to be nomads, crazy stuff. Reply