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Coalitions of Kruger National Park

Croatia Tr1x24 Offline
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@Brahim I assume these are 2/4 "Young" Mazithis:



Apperantly they have troubles with Southern Swenis further north, so they are pushed south.
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Young Males from the Leeupan lion pride roaring in Mazithi lion pride Territory- Kruger National Park South Africa Five young males and a young lioness from the Leeupan lion pride fathered by the two Fourways males and Torchwood male are currently on their nomadic journey trying to establish a territory of their own.

Currently they find themselves in the territory of the Mazithi pride who was also ruled by their fathers for the last few years. 

While the Torchwood male disappeared about a year ago the two Fourways males are still seen regularly. Unfortunately they don’t spend much time with the Mazithi pride which has allowed the old Mazithi male to stick with the Mazithi pride depsite not fathering any of the current sub adults in the pride. 

This promising coalition from the Leeupan pride have been spending a lot of time in the Mazithi pride territory recently, while it will be difficult to take over the Mazithi pride now it will be interesting to see what happens over the next few months as they search for a territory of their own.

 They seem very confident vocalising in a territory that doesn’t belong to them, there was some distance roars from lion’s across the the riverbed which they continuously answered back to.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eatkaVot99Y
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These Leeupan boys are still too young to claim a territory tho.

They need to be careful, Mazithi pride is big pride with few big young males, they gave a beating to nomadic male recently.
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(Yesterday, 08:22 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: These Leeupan boys are still too young to claim a territory tho.

They need to be careful, Mazithi pride is big pride with few big young males, they gave a beating to nomadic male recently.

dont they have the same fathers who older the mazithi subs or leeupan subs ?
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(Yesterday, 08:46 PM)kobe8jf1234 Wrote: dont they have the same fathers who older the mazithi subs or leeupan subs ?

Yes, some.

Leeupans should be older, but Mazithi pride have some big young males, who are prob from older generation.
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1 of Southern Swenis, impressive beast:

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(10 hours ago)Tr1x24 Wrote: 1 of Southern Swenis, impressive beast:


were they originally 5 of them or always 4? also the other sweni males i think there coalition of 3 are they still around ?
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Split Nose and a Lioness

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