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(10-16-2024, 12:58 AM)Ngonya Wrote:
(10-16-2024, 12:34 AM)Ttimemarti Wrote: I saw this earlier how far is this from sabi sands?
im not sure how accurate this map is but shouldn't be that far. Still quite the distance and uncommon for them, perhaps Nkuhlu males territory even thought they haven't been in Kruger as often either

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Wonder what led them there, maybe they chased some males, u have Charleston boys always hanging around their territory and recently NK and Khanya, plus Nkhulus always testing them. Hopefully they get their asses back before Nkhulus realise the advantage they have right now. They have no skittish behaviour in the video so they went there for a certain reason.
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(10-16-2024, 01:20 AM)KM600 Wrote: Wonder what led them there, maybe they chased some males, u have Charleston boys always hanging around their territory and recently NK and Khanya, plus Nkhulus always testing them.
I think it has been discussed in Nkhulu males and other topics that its more like the Gijimas testing the Nkuhlus than the other way around. We just recently got the Nkuhlus "actively" invading their area a couple of months ago, when they were at the toes of the Southern pride. Around the same time they invaded deep into MalaMala, Ndzhenga's territory. Besides that it was mostly the Gijimas chasing then. 

(10-16-2024, 01:20 AM)KM600 Wrote: Hopefully they get their asses back before Nkhulus realise the advantage they have right now. They have no skittish behaviour in the video so they went there for a certain reason.
Yes hopefully their expedition won't take long to end, perhaps they could be looking to expand their territory? That wouldn't be any good for their prides, no doubts. 

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(10-16-2024, 12:23 AM)Mwk85 Wrote:


The discussion taking place in this video is almost as good as seeing the Gijimas, some really funny discourse happening there. I have been in the car with my wife and her sisters at the same time, and it sounded a lot like that. Laughing
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Two gijima males in MalaMala

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Greetings! New member here to this forum, but I have been following these pages for a long time. I have been fascinated by the Gijimas, but their true origins seams to be a mystery. It has been discussed back in this thread that they are believed to be born around late 2017 to early 2018 and entered the southern Sabi from Kruger in 2022. It appears confirmed that there were only two, DM who is slightly older and LM during the Ndzenga confrontation. Approximately two years prior, the Ottawa break away sub-adults who would be the same age went into Kruger in the same location after Hairy Belly Matimba’s was ouster the Tumbellas. Gingerella returned with one of the mini Matimba/Ottawa males who eventually disappeared, but the second mini Matimba stayed in the Kruger with the slightly older Majingelane/Ottawa Jr. male who was already showing the signs of a developing dark mane. My point being is that I believe the Gijimas could actually be the long lost Ottawa males unless this has been discussed in another thread and they turned up elsewhere in the Kruger or are still considered missing.
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(10-27-2024, 06:41 AM)Pumpymagnus Wrote: Greetings! New member here to this forum, but I have been following these pages for a long time. I have been fascinated by the Gijimas, but their true origins seams to be a mystery. It has been discussed back in this thread that they are believed to be born around late 2017 to early 2018 and entered the southern Sabi from Kruger in 2022. It appears confirmed that there were only two, DM who is slightly older and LM during the Ndzenga confrontation. Approximately two years prior, the Ottawa break away sub-adults who would be the same age went into Kruger in the same location after Hairy Belly Matimba’s was ouster the Tumbellas. Gingerella returned with one of the mini Matimba/Ottawa males who eventually disappeared, but the second mini Matimba stayed in the Kruger with the slightly older Majingelane/Ottawa Jr. male who was already showing the signs of a developing dark mane. My point being is that I believe the Gijimas could actually be the long lost Ottawa males unless this has been discussed in another thread and they turned up elsewhere in the Kruger or are still considered missing.

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(10-27-2024, 06:41 AM)Pumpymagnus Wrote: My point being is that I believe the Gijimas could actually be the long lost Ottawa males unless this has been discussed in another thread and they turned up elsewhere in the Kruger or are still considered missing.

They are not.

Othawas are missing in Kruger, 2 males last seen towards late 2021 near Phabeni Gate, 1 seen back in Sabi Sands with their sister, then disappeared.
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Two gijima males with msutlu Pride (this was posted yesterday)

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2/2 Gijima males at Lion Sands Ivory Lodge (posted yesterday)

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Dark mane Gijima, Msutlu Snip Tail lioness and her cubs

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