Birmingham Coalition Male Lineage

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@Mapokser "ancestor's" success or idk their "characters" means nothing, you think that idk PCMs or Gijimas (although we dont know their ancestors) are some losers or lesser genes?

We know about Mapogos, Majingas, Birminghams etc only because they where in this areas where we can have info about them, but that doesnt mean that genes of Kruger lions, for which we have no info, are not just as strong, or even stronger.

Sabi Sands, Manyeleti, Timbavati lions and their genes are no "special" or stronger then Kruger lions. 

And even gene's are not all, if your father or grandfather for example where smartest and strongest guys around, it doesnt mean that you will be aswell. That especially applies for animals, who unlike human parents, cant teach their offspring a lot. Lions can only mimic behavior, mostly of their mothers and prides, rest they need to learn by themselves. They can very little or nothing learn from fathers, especially about territorial fights and clashes, so if their father was "great warrior", that means absolutley nothing.

As for age, 4 Shishaangan males (Casper and bros) become territorial only at ~7 yrs of age, despite also being 4, even 5 males at the beginning. Although a bit rarer, as we have coalitions who become territorial fairly early, we also have who become fairly late (if they dont get killed in meantime), depending on many factors (their maturing proccess, life experiences, confidence, teamplay, lion dynamics in the area etc.)

Also, Gijimas never lost to Nkhulus, 1 chase where Gijimas entered Nkhulus territory and found them means nothing, even then, report was that there was chasing back and forth, despite Gijimas being outnumbered 2 to 5, and Nkhulus where territorial already.

Eventually Gijimas returned back to their territory and Nkhulus stayed at their. Chases where nothing is gain/lost, and no blood spilled, I dont count as victory/defeat, to me thats a draw. Reply