Coalitions of Kruger National Park

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A breathtaking shot of the five old Jock males together on a territorial patrol near Lower Sabie in the Kruger NP,South Africa.
Image credit: Marty Jasper,KNP,April 2017

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One of the three massive and beautiful Shishangeni male lions on a territorial patrol.
Being dominant in KNP means business!
photo credits: Andi Dill

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Was really cool spending some time with this Sweni male a few months ago on a cold winters morning ?
photo credit: Andi Dill

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The bond between Male Lion brothers is something quite special, and see's them stick together and support each other through anything.
two brothers resting at Lower Sabie Rest Camp,KNP
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the two nomadic sons of the Sand River Males that have taken up residence in Rhenosterkoppies area. These two boys are going places taken at Skukuza Kruger National Park
photo credit: Andi Dill

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One of the 2 Mluwati males in the Kruger, my favorite two males in the park.
Written and photo credits to: Andi Dill
Talamati Bush Camp

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One of the two handsome males who were seen on S21 near Renosterkoppies back in 2013/2014.
photo credits to: CP Wildlife Photography

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A beautiful portrait of a legend of the Kruger National Park in South Africa
the old Lubyelubye male 
photo credits: Andrew Francois Dobie

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One of the dominant males of the Lubyelubye pride giving a intense stare 
photo credits: Andrew Francois Dobie

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A magnificent male from the Leeupan coalition glacing back
Photo credits: Hanno Erasmus

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One of the N'wanetsi males.
sadly those males not were seen for a long time ago.
Photo credits: Estienne Schuring

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the eldest Mpondo male seen on the H3 (road) Kruger National Park
Photo credits: Hanno Erasmus

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A male Lion eyeing an Impala at the Kruger National Park.
photo credits: danelingwood

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Great looking young Fourways male.

Photo credit:Big On Wild - Wildlife Blog & Photography

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The Blondie Fourways male?
Feel free to give your opinion, What do you think?
Photo credit: Malene Tærsbøl Jepsen

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