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Nah I've read that lions reappear often. Or that's how I justify it to myself
Idk my friends while in sabi sands these two got chased a lot and it was the smaller boy who was always getting beaten up seen injured skinny but his brother was always in top condition I just find it hard to believe he was the one who got caught BUT anything can happen and I am extremely worried
Last I read nwas chased, I don't remember anyone seeing them with any wounds. Plus this is new territory for both.
He may miraculously show up but unless he decided to go deep south where there aren't sightings, he is unfortunately gone.
Which is a shame, he was an amazing specimen, huge lion who would probably have a nice black mane. 
Bigger Talamati assumed gone yeah, which is shame because he was very cool looking. Obviously small chance he was separated in a chase and will turn up with some other males some time but that would be rare.
 (02-29-2024, 10:26 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: Bigger Talamati assumed gone yeah, which is shame because he was very cool looking. Obviously small chance he was separated in a chase and will turn up with some other males some time but that would be rare. 2 brothers where often separated and their bond was not that strong, so there is a chance he is still somewhere. Its not rare that in Kruger lions "disappear" even for years and then show up, and he is only not seen for 2 months or something like that.  *This image is copyright of its original author 2008 .Tshokwane picnic spot . 
Not good news for 1/2 Makahola males the young HP male is no more supposedly. Mufundo on Safari posted this in the screenshot below. No other news, not sure what happened. If so then Stompie would be the last man standing.
 *This image is copyright of its original author
(03-03-2024, 05:06 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: What happened? Wish I had more info but supposedly territorial fight with s21 males he thinks. Supposedly somewhat long territorial battle over the time s21 males came into the arena there. I hope Mfundo elaborates a little more. So any more info on 2 young, now separated, Shishangeni boys that were relocated to the dangerous and poaching heaven of Northern Kruger? 2 more young males escaped the park by, I believe, Melenane area and were also relocated North. Why do these Rangers keep sending these animals to their death up North after saving them from certain death (escaping park boundaries) in the South? Seems most of these predetors are escaping by that area, Melenane?
Both Makhohlola males just not seen in a while. Its thought s21 males pushed them out
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