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Kambula/Ntsevu males

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(06-15-2024, 08:57 PM)Mapokser Wrote: The 5yo male is also, interestingly, more well developed than 2/3 of his older brothers.
(06-15-2024, 10:12 PM)Ngonya Wrote: Indeed he's really developed

Describe more developed?

K6 is smallest of the 4 males, and at 5 yrs of age, he prob will not outgrow them anymore.

And if you go only by mane, K3 recently outgrow him in that departmen again aswell (K3 lost his mane and development because Gijimas attack last year), but K6 prob lost a bit of mane because of maulong by Gijimas.

K6 has darkest mane, thats correct.
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(06-16-2024, 02:03 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Describe more developed?

K6 is smallest of the 4 males, and at 5 yrs of age, he prob will not outgrow them anymore.

And if you go only by mane, K3 recently outgrow him in that departmen again aswell (K3 lost his mane and development because Gijimas attack last year).
yeah i didn't say bigger  Laughing

i just mentioned mane, because his mane is undeniably more impressive. Or at least it was, before he was attacked by the Gijimas 
he has a really beautiful dark-like mane since late last year, more developed than both K3 and K5.
Taking into account ur logic he could obviously have also fell off in 'that departmen' due to an attack, by the Gijimas, and way more recently  Like 
(im not sure if he was affected, but im assuming he could've been)
K6, december 2023

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K3, earlier this week

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what can i say?
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The four Kambula boys and their sister in Arathusa

"A regal family! We came across the Kumbulas resting after a long night spent trailing after buffalo."
K4 

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The triplets:
K3 - K4 - K5

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Captured by field guide Geoff
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(06-16-2024, 02:33 AM)Ngonya Wrote: i just mentioned mane, because his mane is undeniably more impressive. Or at least it was, before he was attacked by the Gijimas 
he has a really beautiful dark-like mane since late last year, more developed than both K3 and K5.

Before yes, atm not sure.

And yeah, injuries play big part in development.

If K3 was not injured last year by Gijimas, he would prob develop at same rate and be as (or close) impressive as K4 in that span.
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(06-16-2024, 02:33 AM)Ngonya Wrote:
(06-16-2024, 02:03 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Describe more developed?

K6 is smallest of the 4 males, and at 5 yrs of age, he prob will not outgrow them anymore.

And if you go only by mane, K3 recently outgrow him in that departmen again aswell (K3 lost his mane and development because Gijimas attack last year).
yeah i didn't say bigger  Laughing

i just mentioned mane, because his mane is undeniably more impressive. Or at least it was, before he was attacked by the Gijimas 
he has a really beautiful dark-like mane since late last year, more developed than both K3 and K5.
Taking into account ur logic he could obviously have also fell off in 'that departmen' due to an attack, by the Gijimas, and way more recently  Like 
(im not sure if he was affected, but im assuming he could've been)
K6, december 2023

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K3, earlier this week

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what can i say?

Wow interesting his body type; he reminds me of Rasta.
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(06-16-2024, 02:51 AM)Ngonya Wrote: The four Kambula boys and their sister in Arathusa

"A regal family! We came across the Kumbulas resting after a long night spent trailing after buffalo."
K4 

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The triplets:
K3 - K4 - K5

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Captured by field guide Geoff

So interesting. I have been reading comments how K4 looks like the grandparents. I am looking at this picture he reminds me a bit of the Rollercoster male lions. He had a similar color and the mane. His shape of his mane reminds me of the Rollercoster male lions and a bit Dreadlocks. Interesting in another picture I thought he looked like Nehena.
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The Kambula boys on a buffalo kill at Londolozi, back in March 2024

The triplets:
K3

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K4

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K5

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by Anthony Goldman
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K3


I wonder how much K3 and K5 mane's develop?
At almost 6 im not sure how much they can develop overall
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"The Ntsevu young males on a recent Buffalo kill at Londolozi,South Africa in March 2024."

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Kambula boys more recently with a buffalo kill, by Matt Ware
K4

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K6

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It seems K6 now has an even more noticeable scar. Will be easier to tell him apart from K3 now (at least for me).
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Looks like he's wearing a seatbelt. lol.

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Sunset June 19, WildEarth
"Steve Faulconbridge & Panda Glits with Kambula walking off his limp"
K3

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K4, the one limping

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all brothers were there but these are the greatest quality pics i could find to share for now
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K6 by @anoukjvr

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Boys are looking impressive as ever.
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