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one of the three Skukuza males has been seen alot in the company of a lioness by multiple guests during the past week. Here some footage
aggressive with tourists  *This image is copyright of its original author by Samira
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 *This image is copyright of its original author the Dominant old leeupan/Mantimahle mating with one of Muntshe pride lionesses back to 2007 .Photo By :- Manu . Here the time of the 2 Muntshe brothers that take over the Gomondwane pride in 2014 and Fatherd the 7 Current Gomondwane males Tank , Blonde ...etc . The wired Nose and The three Tooths male lions .  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author Here some pictures that i found long ago for the 2 Muntshe brothers as year old cubs on move with thier mother , aunti ,big sister the date back to 2008 . I will add the pictures to explaine more as soon as possible . I will share it better than not . Look at the lioness with The Dominant old leeupan  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author here the wired Nose Muntshe boy with her in 2010 full picture created By OG auther .
(02-14-2025, 06:50 AM)Mapokser Wrote: I'm 99,9% confident it's from the Skorro pride. You're correct. Read that confirmation was made on it being a Skorro Pride cub sired by one of the Mongawane males. (02-16-2025, 04:40 AM)Ahmed Ali Wrote:@Mapokser
Kumana male chased one of the Mayambula males
"Watch Kumana male patrols his territory after chasing one of the Mayambula males out of his territory"
A bit surprising for me that a Kumana male chased a Mayambula considering how precocious the Mayambula males were and the fact they have been dominant for much longer, and are Mbiri's sons, even considering the fact it happened in Kumana territory.
It shows that a son won't be like his father necessarily. Regardless, with all these big coalitions around, I think it will end up with the Shishagaan being ousted, if they haven't been already by those 3 ( Nsemani male and partners ).   (02-17-2025, 07:12 AM)Mapokser Wrote: A bit surprising for me that a Kumana male chased a Mayambula considering how precocious the Mayambula males were and the fact they have been dominant for much longer, and are Mbiri's sons, even considering the fact it happened in Kumana territory. Well, Kumanas are sons of Mluwati males, also legendary lions. Theres no lion who was not chased of at some point, Mbiris where also chased multiple times. So Kumanas are territorial over their natal area?
I don't know much about them, where they were born and stuff, but their territory is south of the Shishangaan's in Satara, while Mayambulas are around S126, so they are sort of neighbors.
If that area is their natal area, then I guess they are territorial there. Every lion got chased at some point, true, but the only time Mbiri got chased 1v1 or 2v2 was when Scar was limping. A Mbiri could have possibly/likely chased that Kumana off, in enemy territory, at the age of 3. But the prime Mayambula couldn't. But being the sons of Mbiri was just a smaller factor, as it's unreasonable to expect lions to have the same personality as their fathers necessarily. The more important factor was that Kumana are just establishing themselves, being nomads with their father until not long ago and probably not even having to oust males to take over, while Mayambulas became dominant at 3yo, having been ruling for a long time, having cubs already and experience of ousting the 3 impressive Sweni males, so one would expect them to be more confident than a Kumana. Vlak #2 was seen running in a road, in a "mission" a few weeks ago, and yesterday or so Vlak #1 was also running in the same way through the bush. A few months ago, when Sweni cubs were seen for the first time, Vlak #2 was with them, a bit skinny and limping with injuries to his back and hindlimbs. Maybe these 2 coalitions have some sort of rivalry already over their borders.  |
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