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The Birmingham Males
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 (04-17-2020, 06:00 PM)Matimbalani Wrote: Well, its a double edged sword. What if the three turn and surround the lone BBoy? The odds will be worse for the isolated BBoy (1 vs 3) than the lone Nwas male (1 vs 1). Size will only carry you so far. Its very rare for a one-on-one encounter to be fatal since even an overwhelmed lion will still have a mouth full of teeth. As you said, it is double edge sword, but Bboys prob seen that this young males wont turn on them, that they are too afraid, so they take the risk. As @Slayerd says, job of 1 vs 1 male is not to kill his opponent (as you said, 1vs1 rarely ends up fatal if both lions are adult) but to hold lone male, and wait for his brother to join, when he chase others away. I think this example can be seen on 2 Southern Matimbas vs young Fourways males, Ginger caught 1 male, Ginger was too powerful in 1 on 1 and he easly hold the young male, while Hairy Belly chased the others away and then join up and mauled the young male together. Lion clashes are more of a mind games.. |
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