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12-08-2020, 11:47 PM( This post was last modified: 12-08-2020, 11:49 PM by Tr1x24 )
(12-08-2020, 11:31 PM)TinoArmando Wrote:
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5th Majingilane
Photo credit: Catherine Sumner
June 6,2010
He was a beast, biggest of Majingilanes, you can se confidence in his eyes, which prob lead to his death as he was on his own in enemy territory, but he put a hell of a fight at only 4.5 yrs of age against 2 great warriors themselves..
Saddest thing about lions is to see them killing each others..
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5th Majingilane
Photo credit: Catherine Sumner
June 6,2010
He was a beast, biggest of Majingilanes, you can se confidence in his eyes, which prob lead to his death as he was on his own in enemy territory, but he put a hell of a fight at only 4.5 yrs of age against 2 great warriors themselves..
Saddest thing about lions is to see them killing each others..
He was a big and massive young male for his early age. The 5th Majingilane, Had the confidence that the other four didn't haven't, Considering that he didn't left the buffalo carcass and fight against the two Mlowathi males. That talks a lot about his badass behavior. In many respects, The 5th Majingilane was a great help to the 4 Majingilane males in became dominant, And the first thing was on gain confidence by themselves
(12-09-2020, 03:35 AM)Hairy tummy Wrote: It must of been fake then, it came up on YouTube a while back. There is images on the mighty mopogo thread too
The pictures were taken by Karin van der Merwe. It was true,Yes, The skull of the 5th Majingilane was much bigger, But that was because big part of the skull of Kinky tail was eaten by scavengers