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Kambula/Ntsevu males
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3 Kambula males with 4 Nk females
 *This image is copyright of its original author by Shar Aguillar
3 KAMBULAS WITH 5 NKUHUMAS ON ARATHUSA
K6 Heading to a Shade with 4 Nkuhumas Credits to Shar Aguilar Instagram Stories: https://www.instagram.com/stories/sharaguilar/3510409006339851438/ https://www.instagram.com/stories/sharaguilar/3510407677534079292/ https://www.instagram.com/stories/sharaguilar/3510410266476773929/ https://www.instagram.com/stories/sharaguilar/3510408129411666378/ https://www.instagram.com/stories/sharaguilar/3510407171046778382/
K3, K5, K6 WITH 6 NKUHUMAS ON ARATHUSA:
According to the guide in the comment section the SBDM was seen this morning in the North specifically Simbambili Area with the company of the Nkuhuma Young Male and 1 Nkuhuma lioness.
Really good high-quality photos on when K5 and K6 was in Londolozi. Really love the face structure of K5 as it is different from most male lions.
Anthony Goldman Facebook https://www.facebook.com/share/p/DRTLkfPKF1LhYyoA/  *This image is copyright of its original author
Kambulas have everything right now to start a successful journey. The territory, a huge pride that accepts them fully and are likely pregnant with their cubs, prime age and the numbers. All they have to do is stick to it, remain together, roar and don't flee if a smaller coalition shows up.
It doesn't even seem they get much pressure, K4's beating aside, Mantimahle mostly stays far north and were never seen with the bulk of the pride, PCM apparently gave up on taking over the north after mating with Tsalala and Othawas. Biggest problem here I think, it's not even the lost clashes, but the fact the Kambulas would often leave their "territory" or don't seek to find the pride very often, despite not having constant pressure. They lack a bit of that persistence of BDMs or Tumbela. I hope this time they can at least remain in the NK territory, with the pride, and even if they aren't ready to oppose a strong duo, that they remain there together until K4 returns at full force.
Another POV of the 3 Kambulas with 6 Nkuhumas on Arathusa
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K4 UPDATE TODAY AT SHIRLEY'S PROPERTY: Tendai Moyo stated in the Facebook comment section that K4 is still feasting on the giraffe carcass in Arathusa. So glad that K4 is recovering and can walk and putting some weight on his injured hip.
Credits to Tendai Moyo Below is the video link for Tendai Moyo Facebook post that has the comments stated above. https://www.facebook.com/share/r/XtNvaSETou7NwAjR/ https://www.facebook.com/share/r/orPPXCkFzZz2m9Kp/ https://www.facebook.com/share/r/sfrAWqkCjjgC1gfi/  (11 hours ago)sunless Wrote: K4 UPDATE TODAY AT SHIRLEY'S PROPERTY: Tendai Moyo stated in the Facebook comment section that K4 is still feasting on the giraffe carcass in Arathusa. So glad that K4 is recovering and can walk and putting some weight on his injured hip. He walks much better, wound also looks like its healing nicely.
K5 & K6 with a Nkuhuma Lioness
https://www.instagram.com/stories/jordan_delveccs/3511170486886596235/ 
K3 November 28
Credits-ieretail Dark mane junior  *This image is copyright of its original author
The resemblance K4 and him have with DM in some photos is striking.
"Ironically" they are quite blond, while the other littermate who looks nothing like Majingis have a darker mane, as well as K6 who I've no idea who's the maternal grandfather. |
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