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Coalitions of Kruger National Park

Croatia Tr1x24 Offline
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H5 pride: 

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Are these surviving offspring of Lubyelubye Father and Son?

Age kinda match, they where born around 2021.
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The 'bigger' Southern Black Dam male that left his brother in Sabi Sands and went to Kruger teaming up with the Avoca young male.
Recently he has been seen without the company of the Avoca male and yesterday was alone close to S36 /S140 that goes to talamati not far from the riverbed section

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Hello guys, I saw a post on Facebook that said that all  mjejane pride members were poached in the first week they were relocated in northern Kruger and also hippo pools pride were also poached in the span of one month. Is this true? The post says that it is confirmed by rangers but I don't know if I can believe it.
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(Yesterday, 06:59 AM)Redroadmale Wrote: Hello guys, I saw a post on Facebook that said that all  mjejane pride members were poached in the first week they were relocated in northern Kruger and also hippo pools pride were also poached in the span of one month. Is this true? The post says that it is confirmed by rangers but I don't know if I can believe it.

First I have heard of it, but I would not be surprised if it was true. It is widely known that poaching in the north is quite common, and it is the biggest reason we are always so surprised when they send these cats up there. It doesn't make any sense.
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(Yesterday, 07:41 PM)BA0701 Wrote:
(Yesterday, 06:59 AM)Redroadmale Wrote: Hello guys, I saw a post on Facebook that said that all  mjejane pride members were poached in the first week they were relocated in northern Kruger and also hippo pools pride were also poached in the span of one month. Is this true? The post says that it is confirmed by rangers but I don't know if I can believe it.

First I have heard of it, but I would not be surprised if it was true. It is widely known that poaching in the north is quite common, and it is the biggest reason we are always so surprised when they send these cats up there. It doesn't make any sense.
Also for them our Snip tail Mpondo been pouched with lioness he was seen with .
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 the Snip tail old leeupan/Mantimahle with 2 sightings .

One alone other with one of Muntshe pride lioness  .

Old leeupan/Mantimahle really large males but some have TB you can see some of thier pictures lost half of thier manes and condition but later you see them recoverd .

Also believe thier sons Majingilane died from TB .

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The date likely in nov 2008
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(Yesterday, 08:28 PM)The Ahmed Ali Wrote:
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 the Snip tail old leeupan/Mantimahle with 2 sightings .

One alone other with one of Muntshe pride lioness  .

Old leeupan/Mantimahle really large males but some have TB you can see some of thier pictures lost half of thier manes and condition but later you see them recoverd .

Also believe thier sons Majingilane died from TB .

Pictures created by :- Safari.com 

The date likely in nov 2008

I thought he was a Mibiri male lion.
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@Ahmed Ali the male on the first photo must be the father of the twins Scar Nose and Golden Mane right?
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(Today, 12:05 AM)adamstocks16 Wrote: @Ahmed Ali the male on the first photo must be the father of the twins Scar Nose and Golden Mane right?

Spically Scar nose becouse the blonde old leeupan look similler to GM .

First photos for blondie .


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snip tail back in 2005 .

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here in 2007  .

Herethe changes the top picture in 2005 the bottom one in 2008 . 
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So, regarding Kumana and Mayambula/Vlak coalitions, let's see if I can make a chronology of possible and actual interactions that happened between them in the last few weeks:

Feb 12, Vlak #2 seen on a mission, chasing towards something in the road:



Feb 16, same guide posts 1/5 Kumana after chasing a Mayambula from his territory, he doesn't say it happened on that very day though, while on the Feb 12 post he said it happened in that very morning so could it be from the same day, 1/5 Kumana chasing off Vlak #2 from his territory?



Feb 17, by David Vasconcellos, Vlak #1 in a mission, chasing towards something:


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Feb 18 by Nelson Cruz, the youngest Kumana male seem injured, he has bite marks on his back:


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Same day, Feb 18, by Behind a Ranger's Lens:


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Photos by the same person at this time, Alberto Scattolin.

Vlak #1:


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Youngest, injured Kumana male:


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On top of it, Brahim had pointed out that 2 of the injured Kumana's brothers were limping, which increases the possibility that both coalitions may have clashed after 1/5 Kumana chased 1/5 Mayambula.

There's no sighting of Vlak #4 this year, but all 5 Kumana and their father are accounted for:


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As a bonus, last year Vlak #2 had injuries that seemed more than what you'd get fighting your own brothers for mating rights:


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And in late November of last year, in the first sighting of the Mayambula cubs in the Sweni pride, Vlak #2 was seen a bit skinny, limping very slightly of what it seemed a wound on his right left-hindlimb:






So maybe there's a rivalry between the 2 coalitions going for several months, or at least they had some encounters recently.
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