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Coalitions of Kruger National Park

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(10-07-2020, 07:03 PM)TinoArmando Wrote: One of the young Jock males seen recently mating with a female 
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October 2020

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can we agree this is a small male ?
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(10-11-2020, 01:47 AM)239Pu Wrote:
(10-07-2020, 07:03 PM)TinoArmando Wrote: One of the young Jock males seen recently mating with a female 
photo credits: Shaun Etsebeth Photography
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October 2020

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can we agree this is a small male ?

On base on single photo? That is not enough. This with photos is there there always can be crooked perspective. I remember for example one in which BIg Boy Charleston was looking literally twice the size of his brother lol.
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(10-11-2020, 01:47 AM)239Pu Wrote: can we agree this is a small male ?

As @Potato said, this photo was taken on akward angle, and lioness is few meters away of him.. 
Young Jocks are quite impressive males, not the biggest around, but definitely not small either..
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2 males on S3 near Pretoriuskop, Kruger Sightings :


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Its hard to tell for sure because of low quality picture, but i think this is Talamati/Southern males.. They are somewhere in that area around Charlestons territory.. 


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-Legends of the Southeast of Kruger National Park-

Gomondwane males and Shishangeni males... fathers and sons, an amazing legacy!
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The impressive Matjulu/Jock males a very powerful trio, born in 2014!
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2 young Vurhami males:

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1 of the 2 Sweni males in pursuit of young males on his territory :

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3/3 Mphongolo boys!! sons and challengers of the Boyela males, this is an old sighting from March of this year! 
Location on s55 near Shinwedzi rest camp
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2 of the Mpondo male lions (including the Blonde that was Injured last year on his leg)
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Mpondos on the move.
Nothing makes your heart tick quite like a big lion on a mission, coming straight at you!
This was the last morning before the park closed for lockdown and we had all 5 males near Biyamiti Bridge at sunrise.
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The mpondo are beasts. How old are they?
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(10-15-2020, 07:50 PM)Hairy tummy Wrote: The mpondo are beasts. How old are they?

They are made of 3 coalitions (1+2+2), oldest one is believed to be 12- 13 yrs old, he is sort of their Makhulu, while others are 9-10.

Here is article of them :

https://bigonwild.co.za/mpondo-male-lions/
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Mpondo male:





Byamiti young males:




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Very nice photo ! By seeing it, I believe it's impossible to see in wild a male lion's face without scars. Scars which reconstitute its exploits and "feats of arms", in short its past of warrior.



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5/5 Gomondwane males!! one of the lionesses of the Mpanamana pride was in heat and one of the males took care of her with a lot of fervor! 
photo from late last year
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