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That is crazy now another Biyamiti is blind. So 2/3 Biyamiti are blind in one eye
@"Timbavati" Yeah bro my friend Louis at Jock Lodge has said he has spotted these h2-2 males with another big male west of their concession on a couple occasions unfortunately he couldn't get a pic so there could be a similar situation to darkmane avoca and northern avocas as we don't know see much of these guys anything is possible.
 (12-21-2021, 11:15 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: @Mdz123 parasites are a big cause for lions losing their eye like that also @"Brahimlegend" , my friend, I had no idea a parasite could do that, but that could explain the fact that two of these brothers, as you mentioned have a similar issue, one with the left eye and one with the right. A bit odd, for sure. 
I don't ever wanna see one of these one-eyed lions lose their second eye as well, I'd hate it if we lost an otherwise fit and healthy lion due to losing both eyes.
1/3 Renosterkoppie males.
Today on s1/s65 junction. Credit: Safwanah Guman  
1 of Renosterkoppies males, known as Mohawk :
Photo Credits : Big On Wild  *This image is copyright of its original author
One of the Phabeni males near Pretoriuskop. The resemblances of this male and Blondie Fourways is undeniable
Photo credits: Amanda Hewett  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author
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