The Birmingham Males

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(04-18-2020, 12:15 AM)Slayerd Wrote: Not exactly. To those Lions, they needed to get as far as possible away from Nhenha and Tinyo. They're not thinking about numbers or a takeover. They're scared. Bboys are more experienced and know what to do. It's like 2 veteran soldiers vs rookies in training.  And the Bboys are the hunters. So the Bboys split the group and hoped to catch one alone. If you look at wars, smaller numbers won through breaking apart the larger army and closing them in until they break. If that one N'waswitshihaka was caught, he would be dead whilst the Bboy had the N'waswitshihaka on the run so he doesn't have to worry about being caught. The Nwas don't have the confidence to face him. They eventually probably ran without looking back or even noticing whether they were still being followed and by then it'd be too late.

Well that works if they chase young nomadic males who are not interested in their territory but only there for food, those males wont turn and fight dominant males, but N'ws are clearly step higher,they where mating in that area, scent marking and roaring, as you can see from the video, after the chase, they didnt run without looking back as young nomadic males which you described would do, they all regruop and started roaring back too Bboys, that means that they are interested in that territory and become dominant.

KT and mr T where in exact position, they split, and 4 young Majingilanes who where chased turn around and mauled to death KT, mr T was too late to save him. 

This can work few times, but eventualy young males will get enough confident and they will turn around. Reply