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Coalitions of Kruger National Park
Coalitions of Kruger National Park
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Coalitions of Kruger National Park
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 (09-17-2021, 06:49 AM)titose Wrote: An impressive sighting with 9 of the young Boyela/Babalala males in November last year in the northern area of Shingwedzi, the Babalala and Sirheni area is currently a hotbed of young male coalitions with about 5 different ones, the dynamics are very interesting and only time will tell how this drama will end!! Any update on these boys? 
¡TWO TOP YOUNG GUNS!
ROYAL & REGAL PRINCE'S. YTM aka YOUNG TORCHWOOD MALE & YBM aka YOUNG BIRMINGHAM MALE aka OSINDILE. Both young males were chasing their eternal enemies,hyenas today in the morning.The hyenas were scattered in all directions and it was a fun time for these two Prince's. *Following the previous post,here is an awsome clip of these two boys* Credits: Brett Marneweck. Shindzela Tented Camp. KNP. 
One of the Hippo Pools young males, son of Shishangeni males.
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The smaller mane Mjejane male and his girlfriend.
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 (09-18-2021, 02:21 PM)lionuk Wrote: @Potato Yes, it's great to see them looking well and healthy. There were 6 Mayambulas subadult males in the sightings, all accounted for, not 7. To be honest, at first, I thought it was 7 males, but realised there were 7 lionesses in Mayambulas Pride. Myambula pride were 6 females (3 older and 3 sired by Mbiris), then they were joined up by another 3 unknown females (1 older and 2 subs) bringing pride's count to 9. In the past weeks tho only 7 are spotted so the dynamic within this pride are very chaotic and hard to keep up with. Maybe you\re right and the prevoius count of Myambula male as 7 strong was wrong, but perhaps this older unknown female stick with Myambula pride while sub females which were with her moved off and there are in fact 7 males and 3 females sired by Mbiri males in Myambula pride.
Gomondwane males
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Lubyelubye males (Smudge and his bro)
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Shishangeni males & Hippo pools pride 16/09/2021
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 (09-19-2021, 12:37 AM)lionuk Wrote: Lubyelubye males (Smudge and his bro) correct me if I'm wrong but there are 3 coalitions called lubyelubye? 1- Old Lubyelubye and his son 2- young lubyelubye sons of old jock males 3- these two brothers also called lubyelubye? sometimes it's kind of confusing
Lubyelubye father. Look at that impressive, almost black mane!
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(09-19-2021, 12:45 AM)Gavskrr Wrote: correct me if I'm wrong but there are 3 coalitions called lubyelubye? 1) Old Lubyelubye and his son- correct, they are pride males of H5 pride 2) young lubyelubye sons of old jock males- correct. 3) these two brothers also called lubyelubye?- They are Mazithi males, pride males of LybyeLybye Pride Hope these clear the confusions. 
Portrait of the last of the Eastern Bank males who partnered with the huge Southern Shishangeni male and for months now dominate the Jock and Windmill pride at the Jock concession, this guy is one of the sons of the legendary Toulon males.
#KrugerNationalPark #EasternBankMales By Sasha Lee Westwater  *This image is copyright of its original author
It is so exciting following the progress and watching the next generation growing up, the 5 sub adult Ngotso young brothers during the past month. We first had a glimpse of some of them as tiny cubs from different litters in August 2019, so they are around 2 years and a few months old.
They have thrived under the protection of their massive fathers and with the abundant provision of their mothers' expert hunting skills. They will probably be pushed out on their own very soon and hopefully they stick together, grow stronger and make smart decisions as they form into a formidable future coalition. As sons of one of the Kruger National Park's most well liked and impressive coalitions they have had a privileged start in life. 
1 of the 3 Biyamiti males seen recently.
-Sons of Eastern Bank Males. His brothers were with him. Credit: Lorenzo Ruaro |
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