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Coalitions of Kruger National Park
Coalitions of Kruger National Park
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Coalitions of Kruger National Park
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Two beautiful nomads male lions photographed on the S110 Close to Berg en dal in the KNP
Photo credit to: Ruan Minnaar Wildlife Photography KNP,Posted: 05.11.2018.  *This image is copyright of its original author
Muntshe pride male
Photo credit to. Big on Wild - Wildlife Blog & Photography KNP,Posted: 17.09.2020  *This image is copyright of its original author
One of the two handsome and big Ngotso males next to the H1-4, south of the S147, lying on the western side of the road....
Photo credit to: Alberto - Matimba Bush Lodge KNP,Posted: 17.09.2020  *This image is copyright of its original author
SHISHANGENI MALE LIONS•
____________________________________________________________ What a morning spent here in the Kruger National Park. Entering Crocodile Bridge as the sun was rising. All of sudden we came across two male Lions. They were completely flat but we waited patiently and it paid off. They started moving, and were heading straight in the direction of 4 younger male Lions, most likely intruders to the Shishangeni coalitions territory. The sight of two fully grown, powerful and experienced males sent the younger four on their way and that they did quickly. A truly natural spectacle that the Kruger and lowveld are blessed with. Photo credit to: Kevan Dobbie KNP-Crocodile Bridge,Posted: 17.09.2020.  *This image is copyright of its original author 
One of the young males of the Vurhami coalition, this particular young male has been renamed "MO" by Danielle Sheedy who has seen his progressive growth over the years!
Mjejane Game Reserve By: Kruger Lodge Mjejane  *This image is copyright of its original author
Kinky tail young male and a lioness KNP
Photo credit to: Exploring Africa KNP,Posted: 17.09.2020.  *This image is copyright of its original author
Shishangeni males chased of 4 males from their territory, still no info who the males where (Kruger Sightings) :
https://twitter.com/i/status/1306229496450871297  (09-18-2020, 01:37 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Shishangeni males chased of 4 males from their territory, still no info who the males where (Kruger Sightings) : Interesting. Can't think who they would be. Not too familiar on coalitions of young males in that area. Doubt it would be the Vurhamis as they are quite far west of their fathers now. Good to see the Shishangenis are still able to send younger intruders running though.
1 of the 3 Mjejane Male Lions with the wind blowing through his mane.
A very proud male overlooking his territory. #MjejaneGameReserve By: Ankia Pusey  *This image is copyright of its original author
Seyms Brugger: " Last Light 》
As darkness settles across Thornybush Game Reserve, one of the dominant Male Lions wakes up from his slumber to get ready for the nights patrol. Here, a spotlight from the game vehicle is used to illuminate his face against the already dark background. "   It has been confirmed that 4 of the 6 vurhamis are dead. Killed by the three Mjejane males. Only two remain and they have left Mjejane reserve and current whereabouts is unknown. The once mighty young six we watched grow destined to rule the south of Kruger . RIP Young warriors. Info by Stefenie Botha Image by Lihlosi (09-18-2020, 05:41 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: It has been confirmed that 4 of the 6 vurhamis are dead. Killed by the three Mjejane males. Only two remain and they have left Mjejane reserve and current whereabouts is unknown. The once mighty young six we watched grow destined to rule the south of Kruger . RIP Young warriors. So 1 more was killed? 2 males disapeared before, after 1 was killed in that video only 3 where still in that area... Any source of this information, its kinda unbelievable that 4 where killed by Mjejanes.. (09-18-2020, 07:06 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote:(09-18-2020, 05:41 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: It has been confirmed that 4 of the 6 vurhamis are dead. Killed by the three Mjejane males. Only two remain and they have left Mjejane reserve and current whereabouts is unknown. The once mighty young six we watched grow destined to rule the south of Kruger . RIP Young warriors. Hi my friend,this was confirmed by Stefanie Botha who works in Mjejane Game Reserve. I believe that her is a very reliable source.
One of the Mpondo males KNP
Photo credit to: Karen C. KNP,Posted: 18.09.2020 "OLD PHOTO"  *This image is copyright of its original author
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