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Coalitions of Kruger National Park

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Oh no Kumana male might not be with us anymore. Good for him if he was able to go out with old age.
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I heard that white cub hasn't been seen in a while, hope its alive
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Second biggest Lower Sabie male
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A beautiful day with three of Kruger’s most recognizable stars at the moment, The Gomondwane males , “The Tank, Blondie , and the Slit-nose” while patrolling their new lands acquired after the expulsion of the old Shishangeni males from it.

Kruger National Park, South Africa.
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(11-15-2022, 08:45 AM)Cunaguaro Wrote: A beautiful day with three of Kruger’s most recognizable stars at the moment, The Gomondwane males , “The Tank, Blondie , and the Slit-nose” while patrolling their new lands acquired after the expulsion of the old Shishangeni males from it.

Kruger National Park, South Africa.
Photographer Credit: @foxycrocodilebushretreat

so there other 3 brother are at there old terrority ?
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(11-15-2022, 09:39 PM)kobe8jf1234 Wrote: so there other 3 brother are at there old terrority ?

Yea, they are further east.
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There are the other 3 Gomo brothers who basically stay in Shishangeni Concession while these 3 move around in KNP. If im not mistaken the big brother with the scar nose visits the 3 in Shishangeni Concession and comes back to these 2 brothers, back and forth?
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1/6 gomondwane male.
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( This post was last modified: 11-17-2022, 02:12 PM by Brahim )

There's those 3 Gomondwane always seen, oldest, slit nose and smallest mane. Other 2 brothers one eye and lazy eye hang together in Shishangeni concession. Then the 6th comes and goes, rarely seen with one eye and lazy eyed one. Comes back and forth from the concession to the east. Be cool if someone made a film on these guys and followed each of their paths. Mfundo the guide down there when I was showing him the 6th Gomondwane male, he said he had a crazy encounter few months back.

"On my return back from the north this year mid, I saw the 3 around Crocodile bridge meeting another 4 at the S28/Shishangeni junction, in my thought ? I was like they gonna fight but they rubbed faces and for few minutes then went going West the 3 Goms and the other went back in the Concession of Shishangeni.

So it could be they have decided to rule the area West and East."
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1/2 Southern Avoca Males. Seen yesterday with his brother and 2 lioness near Skukuza. 
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Mjejane male
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(11-17-2022, 01:30 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: "On my return back from the north this year mid, I saw the 3 around Crocodile bridge meeting another 4 at the S28/Shishangeni junction, in my thought ? I was like they gonna fight but they rubbed faces and for few minutes then went going West the 3 Goms and the other went back in the Concession of Shishangeni.

So all 7 still alive?
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Any idea where those 4 skukuza males ended up?
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(11-17-2022, 02:39 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote:
(11-17-2022, 01:30 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: "On my return back from the north this year mid, I saw the 3 around Crocodile bridge meeting another 4 at the S28/Shishangeni junction, in my thought ? I was like they gonna fight but they rubbed faces and for few minutes then went going West the 3 Goms and the other went back in the Concession of Shishangeni.

So all 7 still alive?

wow any pic or videos encounter that would be awesome i would like see number 7
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(11-17-2022, 02:39 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: So all 7 still alive?

I've seen pics of 3 that we always see who took over Shishangeni territory and then 3 in Shishangeni Concession with the Shishangeni pride on the Guide Shaka Mfumwe's posts on FB. So I've seen pics of 6, not 7.
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