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Big Males Compared to Females
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Another magic moment from one of our trips to the amazing Kaa Iya National Park in Bolivia. A mating pair of Jaguars. At Nick's Adventures Bolivia we explore the areas other companies are simply not aware of and we will continue to showcase this amazing country to Intrepid travellers who want off the beaten track Adventures. Video by @bobpoolefilms | Lions can mate over 100 times a day. Despite the aggressive behavior just after mating, they were very affectionate to each other the rest of the time. They stayed together for a couple of days and were not distracted by anything. I filmed these two mating over and over again. This big male is part of a coalition of males that recently took over the territory the female's father once held. He killed all her father's cubs and now he is making cubs of his own. It take strong males, working together to defend a pride and raise many generations of cubs. I think this guy and his cubs will be around for a long while. •#Naboisho
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Male Tiger T57 and female tiger Arrowhead in Ranthambore National Park. Photo courtesy Salim Ali
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  *This image is copyright of its original author Umarpani with a female in Kanha national Park.  *This image is copyright of its original author Big male lion with his mate at Moremi Nationalpark in Botswana. |
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