History's most brutal killers, the Majingilane Male Lions

[Tshokwane]

It's ok @sanjay, it doesn't bother me. @vizions I was aware of what you're telling me in both the Selati and Mapogo fights.
In the first posts of this thread, Spalea talked about the bond the males have, calling them a "gang".
This is how Lions fight. There is a reason why a lone male will have a difficult time conquering a new territory on his own. That's why, if he doesn't have brothers or cousins, he will bond with other young males. Then they will have much more opportunities of defeating resident males.
We all know how brave, arrogant and confident a male lion in his prime is, the cases of Kinky tail and Mr.T show this, the same could be said of Rasta and Pretty boy. They chose to charge alone, or at least without waiting for their brothers maybe because they were confident enough, they were in their prime.
On the other side, it is clear that the Majingilane know they are stronger when they are together, and a clear sign of this is the way they managed their territory now that they're old. Instead of separate and patrol each on their own a part of their massive territory, which surely would have cost one of them their lives, they chose to stay together. They left a part of their territory, and some prides, and retreated to a smaller portion of territory.
They stick together and this, regardless of their individual strenght, is what makes them one of the most successful Coalition/gangs of male Lions.
 

 

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