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Coalitions of Kruger National Park
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Interestingly in the description of the video it is said that the male s28 and the male hippo pools were seen in the territories of the male hippo pools, this may be an indication that the male hippo pools was not attacked by young Gomondwanes.
I dont even get what that video is trying to say random clips of different males at different times. S28 and hippo were seen in the s25 east side closest to hippo pools area with their pride and people saw their new cubs first time yesterday I have a video. That is gomondwane males territory usually but Makhohlola males have been seen there also last couple months somtimes. Hippo pools males smudge nose and bro who rule lukimbi aren't near them. Those young males at end of video look like the s82 young males, who are seen sometimes, they were chased by smudge and darkmane mazithi when they took s82 pride and now are seen time to time with a female or 2 from their natal pride. Nobody knows what happaned to old lubyelubye but this guy is trying to link any footage he has together lol.
Leeubron males couple days ago on latest sightings, was a video of each male, both look in good condition just starting to show age added some screenshot of the videos.
5 Lion on the move "2 males, 3 females. The one male has the end of his tail missing, and the other male has a distinct C scar on his left hind thigh." S36, at intersection of the S145 Near Satara. Credit: Gillian Soames     *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author hello every one againe .Awsome Throwback and Rare pictures for the legendery Hildas rock pride males since early 2010 mating with one of the oldest Skukuza/Hildas rock females to bring our famous Kumana dam males . Photos By :- Paul Barnard
2/3 Renosterkoppie males seen recently on June 11th.
Only 2 males seen, injured one wasn't at sighting. She said it was between s11 and s66 so they moved location south. Sharing link to it because there's like 50 photos and group is public. https://m.facebook.com/groups/kruger.nat...670213002/ (06-14-2023, 01:19 AM)Brahimlegend Wrote: 2/3 Renosterkoppie males seen recently on June 11th. Blondie and Mohawk are alive!  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author If location is correct, this is south of H1-1, near Transport Dam. What is confusing is the age of those subs with them, they look like atleast 1.5 yrs old, maybe even 2. Isnt it believed that they got ousted by Biyamitis like not even 1 year ago, after mid 2022 ,when sightings if them stopped? If they takeover new pride after, those subs shouldnt be that old. We might got it wrong and these guys had more territory south then we taught. Could it be that these 2 hanged more south with this pride, while DM stayed in former territory north, alone, and got attacked and overthrowned by Biyamitis?
Not sure either that or they took over a pride or they just moved their pride down. Need to check the females against old sightings
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