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Coalitions of Kruger National Park
Coalitions of Kruger National Park
but you can see on first pic that somehow he does as his belly is very full. Btw I am happy that at least one of the two Styx males made it to this day. They both were very impresive youngsters when they were yet in Sabi Sands and it would be pity if they would not survive. I wonder what could happen to Long Mane Styx. I hope that he as well is alive and well somewhere in Kruger.
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