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Coalitions of Kruger National Park
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Them males only look around 4 years old.they are similar age to the othawa male, surprising
 (07-23-2020, 01:28 AM)Hairy tummy Wrote: Them males only look around 4 years old.they are similar age to the othawa male, surprising Nomadic males often dont have full manes, so thats the reason they look younger, but they are fully grown at this point and very big (Casper is actually one of the smallest among them).  
Finally Dave Pusey has managed to ID the six young males that one of the was caught and killed by the Mjejane males.
they are the Vurhami young males, Once six brothers now are five! They have been a bit confusing with the Hippo pools young males. However they were able and have identified them well. (07-23-2020, 07:21 AM)TinoArmando Wrote: Finally Dave Pusey has managed to ID the six young males that one of the was caught and killed by the Mjejane males. Vurhamis are still way too young, i think they are around 4 yrs old..young male did his best to defend himself, and he was doing a good job vs 3 big males, but unfortunately they broke his spine.. (07-23-2020, 08:48 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote:(07-23-2020, 07:21 AM)TinoArmando Wrote: Finally Dave Pusey has managed to ID the six young males that one of the was caught and killed by the Mjejane males. Yeah. They are too young i hope they can establish their dominance soon, hopefully with the five remaining brothers.
One of the S21 males.
Credit: Hanno Erasmus  *This image is copyright of its original author
Hi All
I have done my own lions maps since 2016. Surely we can combine efforts to have a better map of lions. A lot of info lately is of areas actually outside KNP. A lot of confusion it seems as prides and males might have the same name but are far apart. i got most of my ifo through the years fro Facebbok page of William Elsworth ( gone I see now) and my own photos and research. Surely with trhe info here we can update a map more efficiently. i use our Caddie Software to draw map and print to PDF for nice High Res. Works a treat on phones, tablets and laptops. My email is [email protected] Regards Gerhard Mostert  (07-23-2020, 06:14 PM)Gerhard Wrote: Hi All There is thread for any kind of maps: https://wildfact.com/forum/topic-maps-of-sabi-sand-coalitions-males-and-prides?page=11
Vurhami males vs Mjejane males warfare continues
After losing 1 of their youngest members to the 3 Mjejane male Lions, 4 of the remaining 5 young males returned very cautiously to the area where their partner was defeated and killed 2 days after the incident. We could sense their apprehensiveness as they were on the lookout for the 3 powerful territory holders. Luckily for all of them the 3 big Mjejane males had moved far off to the west to be with the core of their pride. The largest and most dominant of the 5 young males was nearby mating with a lioness in the territory of the 3 Mjejane males, quite a risky strategy... The 5 have since moved north in to Kruger National Park. It will be interesting to see if and when they return. Considering they have been with one of the lionesses, they will most likely be back!! This story is probably far from over, hopefully we are able to provide more updates soon.
Partner of remaining N'wanetsi male, seen just north of Satara:
Photo Credit : capturing_kruger (instagram)  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author He was seen with younger male (new partner?) on a kill with an lioness, so that raises a question where is the last N'wanetsi male..  *This image is copyright of its original author Latest Sightings - Kruger |
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