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History's most brutal killers, the Majingilane Male Lions
History's most brutal killers, the Majingilane Male Lions
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History's most brutal killers, the Majingilane Male Lions
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And this was the quote with the particular false statements brought forward as facts:
(04-14-2018, 03:28 AM)Leroy Wrote: Tshokowane, Along with certain public youtube activity of Leroy that I won't go into on this site and hopefully he learns from this instead of snapping back at people pointing out his mistakes, but needless to say the origins of this false narrative about DM being killed by the BBoys or Hyenas are coming from very dubious if not downright propagandic sources. Well, the usual crowd. Which is silly because the idea of a Majingilane death being caused by another predator is hardly some kind of 'dishonorable' thing or some kind of payback for what they've done to other male Lion coalitions(Mapogos, obviously). But that's how they view it and how they want it to come across. They will never understand nature. As you could see from my authentic reaction at the time of this fake news, I never showed any sort of resentment for the BBoys when I though they killed DM. Their legacy is concluded with a natural death due to old age for the 4 kings, after nearly 8 years of ruling their territory and defeating some of the most formidable Lion coalitions ever and producing a big number of successful offspring, they could not be defeated and eventually rode into the sunset on their own terms.  (05-11-2018, 03:15 AM)Leroy Wrote: That's great guys. Attacked twice and told to "move on when other people (including the moderator). Then posted a response to musa which got deleted along with his childish post claiming there is a conspiracy on the go and now my post got removed and his is back again? This is like north Korea and very childish. Why do you think that happened? If you don't wanna use the report button, or move on, then take the "counter-attacks" to Private Messages. @Musa15 please 
You need to learn that you don't call the shots here, @Leroy
If Musa's or other posts don't get deleted is because they have nothing wrong. Like I already said, and this will be the final time I say it, you got all salty and bothered because he said the truth, and he did it respectfully, something that I always held high in my priorities, regardless of the subject. Now, enough of this, please. Thank you. 
That is awesome, odds are against those cubs to reach adulthood. No Dominant males to protect them. The track record of the Othawa Pride raising cubs are not that good. Anything is possible in the wild. I just hope they survive
Credits to Thomas Werner.
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Credits to Trevor McCall-Peat.
Power. . A male lion from the #majingilane coalition who has since past away. . Such a privilege and an honor to see this guy and his 3 brothers during my time at Londolozi and in their prime. 
Photocredits and thanks to Lorsecho
Posted on May 3, 2018 "Another Unforgettable Stay" "This was our 3rd stay at Idube. We did not have a lot of time to spend at the lodge on this past trip so Brogan made it count, taking us to see the male lions that I specifically came to see, the Majingilanes. I have followed these lions around Sabi Sand for the past several years and I could not have imagined going to ldube without seeing them. We saw all 3 of the remaining lion brothers together. I will never forget it because sadly, as the sun sets on Idube in the west, the rule of the Majingilanes set there too and all 3 passed away in the last couple of weeks. I am grateful that because of Brogan, I was able to say goodbye even though I didn't know at the time that it would be my final sighting of them. Thank you Idube for another amazing stay and for one that now has more meaning than you will ever know."  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author
Credits to Rob the Ranger
Majingilane boys kings of Sabi Sands. Video from last year (2017) "One of the last videos I have of the Majingilane lions Dark Mane and Scar Nose with a meal. Here the Majingilanes and Othawa lion pride heve theselves two buffalo, one adult and one sub-adult. There was so much food to go around that there was plenty left for the vultures! Also look out for Hyena and a Black-backed jackal"! Filmed in the Sabi Sand Wildtuin, Greater Kruger National Park, South Africa  (05-28-2018, 09:30 AM)Fredymrt Wrote: Credits to Rob the Ranger too bad their was no autopsy on the majingalane male because I'm pretty certain that they were suffering from bovine tb! these guys are about the same age as the marimbas, n their health just went bad real quick!
Came across this old blog post by Djuma. This article was written soon after the Majingilanes killed Kinky Tail. The photos of the four Majingilane are given there. Can someone identify them? The only one I can identify with certainty is Scar Nose.
http://www.djuma.com/blog/?itemid=340  (06-03-2018, 04:28 AM)sundarbans Wrote: Came across this old blog post by Djuma. This article was written soon after the Majingilanes killed Kinky Tail. The photos of the four Majingilane are given there. Can someone identify them? The only one I can identify with certainty is Scar Nose. dark mane, scarnose, golden mane hipscar (06-03-2018, 04:28 AM)sundarbans Wrote: Came across this old blog post by Djuma. This article was written soon after the Majingilanes killed Kinky Tail. The photos of the four Majingilane are given there. Can someone identify them? The only one I can identify with certainty is Scar Nose. Yeah, I posted that article here, it's in the post #2,089, page 140. The order of the lads is as Abomai said. Dark mane first, Scar nose second, third is Golden mane and Hip scar, who can tell by the very light green eyes, is the last one in the pictures. |
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