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"Besides I believe there not are any problem,I'm sure that everyone knows the ages of them "
For older users might not be a problem, but for newer ones it surely will bring a lot of confusion especially if that term will be repeated over and over again.
" just know that is know as the younger Mbiri male due his small mane that he has a few years ago,meanwhile his bro was a beast and used to seems much older,but isn't it"
This is exactly why some rangers called smaller Mbiri a younger ones. They were judging by the mane size without knowing their origins.
"Also,If exist the case that the Mbiri "younger" born a couple weeks later than the larger Mbiri male,so the nickname younger Mbiri male should be the correct one,You don think!?,I'm just saying,from my point"
It isn't said that larger Mbiri is from older litter. It might be other way around and the smaller Mbiri might be a bit older or they might be from the same litter and be exact same age.
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