History's most brutal killers, the Majingilane Male Lions

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(04-04-2018, 09:02 PM)Chris Wrote: Now due to the health of the majingilanes, do you think they end up joining there sons?

Not really. 

Usually if an animal sense that something's wrong with his body, it prefers to get away, to hide.

If they are as bad as they're portrayed to be, then they're going to do that as well, instead of staying close to the pride. Notice that instead of staying with the Othawa pride, who could in theory have fed them, they moved to the east and separated, without a reason to because they have not been chased off by rival males.

The only instance I'd see them join up with maybe the Othawa male is having been chased off by rivals and them being in a good physical condition. Reply