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Gijima coalition
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Yea, its Talamatis.
 *This image is copyright of its original author Yea, this guy looks big, such a long body. 
Another angle of Gijima mating :
 *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author This guys are turned into fine specimens, look comparison with bigger PC male (considered biggest male in SS) who also mated with this Talamatis, i dont know if its the same female, but size diff between sisters shouldnt be noticable :  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author
jasoncstreet
" target="_blank" class="post_link"> The Gijima males continue to assert their dominance around Sabi Sabi and are currently mating with one of the Talamati females.   *This image is copyright of its original author Another intriguing development unfolds for the Gijima males, who steadily expand their territory. Although the core of the Talamati pride lies further north of the Gijima males' territory, it's common behaviour for lionesses to mate with multiple males to safeguard their offspring. Whether this mating was successful remains uncertain. Nevertheless, it adds a captivating chapter to the narratives of both the Gijima males and the Talamati pride. " target="_blank" class="post_link"> 
That mane is very impressive on the bigger Gijima male! Wow! He is something special for sure! I bet his brother catches us to him soon!
Three Talamati females were resting close to Bush Lodge, with the fourth lioness nearby, accompanied by one of the Gijima males. The Gijima males have full paws, with many females in their territory ready to start mating. There are very exciting times ahead in the lion dynamics in the area as the Gijima male have recently been seen mating with the Southern Pride, Talamati Pride, and Styx Pride.
" target="_blank" class="post_link">  *This image is copyright of its original author We followed up on an earlier sighting of the Southern Pride on a kudu kill. After finishing the last bit of meat, they moved on, allowing the hyenas and vultures to grab the last bits and pieces. Because the cubs are still vulnerable to other predators, they searched for a safe place to spend the rest of the evening. This morning, we tried our luck again and found them, still nursing their full bellies, and soaking up the warm morning sun. One of the Gijima males joined them through the night, but he kept his distance from the rest of the pride. The pride will spend the next day or two digesting their well-deserved meal before looking for the next potential prey animal. Lions will feed on average every third day but are very opportunistic and will hunt again when they can. " target="_blank" class="post_link">
Yet another incredible moment as the Southern Pride and Gijima males roar in unison.
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"The Gijima male lion was quite intrigued with his youngsters from the Southern Pride !"
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