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Coalitions of Kruger National Park

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1/3 Mazithi/Tshokwane males, at the age of 5 now this particular male is looking super impressive.
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Ghost Casper - Young Shishangaan males!
Casper and two brothers with their new pride.
Satara, KNP. 18th July.
Credit: Toni Schindler

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(07-18-2021, 03:27 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Great sighting at Pretoriuskop on Kruger Sightings, pride of 10 lions of which where atleast 6 younger males and 1 older male :

https://twitter.com/LatestKruger/status/1416682190839205888?s=20




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(04-04-2021, 04:59 AM)Timbavati Wrote: One of the old Jock males back in 2014 
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is this the same lion?? if so then these are Jocks



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Photos by Sam Henning 
Taken on S26 at the Nwaswitshaka Watering Hole
more photos on her page https://www.facebook.com/bushbabysamphotography/posts/335217688272025

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Old Lioness he was with 


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(07-21-2021, 06:55 AM)239Pu Wrote: is this the same lion?? if so then these are Jocks

Yes it is, footage was taken on s114, which is old Jocks territory, so that footage of 2 Jocks males is prob from around 2015.
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(07-21-2021, 02:45 PM)Tonpa Wrote: Photos by Sam Henning 
Taken on S26 at the Nwaswitshaka Watering Hole
more photos on her page https://www.facebook.com/bushbabysamphotography/posts/335217688272025

Still no info who this young male is and if he is alone how in the world did he managed to push out from the area and pride such a beast which is Snip Tailed Mpondo, he must have brothers.. 

1 of 3 young Byamitis is similar, but i dont have better/recent photo of him then this:


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I checked, and he is neither of 2 other young males who hang in that area, i called them Mathekenyane males.

I guess we need to wait and see if he is indeed one of Byamitis, fortunately silver eyed Byamiti male is easy to recognize if he will be spotted with him or in that area.
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@Tonpa good find bro now I can see who he is. @Tr1x24 your right he’s definitely Biyamiti, but not the one you posted, this is the oldest of the 3, this one

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Toni said that he saw two lioness with Casper and two bros. He sent me these two pics of the one brother and one lioness. He said the two brothers were giving Casper a lot of space to mate but casper was exhausted. Hopefully maybe another lioness with the 4th bro

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This is the same pride that charleston big boy was dominant over correct? then taken by the mpondo male and now these youngsters? Does it have a name?
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(07-21-2021, 04:13 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: @Tonpa good find bro now I can see who he is. @Tr1x24 your right he’s definitely Biyamiti, but not the one you posted, this is the oldest of the 3, this one

Yes you are right, this one:


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He has that little scar on his left ear, i posted the first male from this picture, didnt had any good photos of that other male.

Byamitis are only around 4, these guys are wasting no time..

Here are few photos of them from March 2020 still with a pride (or breakeaway pride), later that year they become nomadic :

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It looks like they had 1or even 2 more brothers back then.

They are prob born in mid to late 2017, photo of Biyamiti pride cubs in January 2018:

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(07-21-2021, 04:37 PM)Tonpa Wrote: This is the same pride that charleston big boy was dominant over correct? then taken by the mpondo male and now these youngsters? Does it have a name?

Nwaswitshaka pride.
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Yeah looks like Nwaswitshaka pride, last time it was big Boy Charleston’s daughter, now it seems some older lioness
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One of two old Lions on the H1-2 near Tshokwane this morning.  It's very concerning, this male is really struggling, has a damaged front leg, and lots of sores and wounds on his spine. 
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(07-21-2021, 09:07 PM)lionuk Wrote: One of two old Lions on the H1-2 near Tshokwane this morning.  It's very concerning, this male is really struggling, has a damaged front leg, and lots of sores and wounds on his spine. 
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1/2 Mazithi Dam / S129 males!!
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