History's most brutal killers, the Majingilane Male Lions

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(11-24-2018, 10:26 PM)HouseOfLions Wrote: Sorry but there were barely any injuries on Mr T after that fight.

That's what Londolozi said, yes. "Slight injuries".

(11-24-2018, 10:26 PM)HouseOfLions Wrote: And this article doesn't mention there wasn't a fight after t was chased. He could have easily turned around and fought and then went back to his brothers.

That's a bit of wishful thinking, honestly. 
This is the article you're referring to, the monthly Mala Mala archives:

Quote:June 2010


(8 years 7 months): (10 sightings)

This all happened in the first two weeks of the month and the rest of the month saw mostly a roaring contest between the remaining Mlowathi male and the 4 KNP males. The Mlowathi male has since recovered from his injuries and towards the end of the month settled with the Marthly pride eating two buffalo with them as he regained strength. However the 4 young males wanted the last say and caught up with the Marthly pride, killing 4 sub-adults and chasing the Mlowathi male off. The last we heard was that the Mlowathi male was with his three older Eyrefield brother to the west of Mala Mala, it will be very interesting if they will come across and challenge the 4 KNP males, it happened before with the Split Rock males.

Their report basically says the same thing that Londolozi's: 
- That Mr.T's injuries were minor enough for him to be recovered by the end of the month.
- When he roared the Majingilane roared back and went to hunt him down.
- He escaped, they chased him off and he went back to the bros in the west.
How you or anyone else decide to fill in the gaps the info has, well... that's up to you, but this is what the information we have says. Reply