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Kambula/Ntsevu males

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(01-28-2025, 08:40 PM)Ngonya Wrote: Older Kambula male K2 at Kruger National Park.
Perhaps the most impressive son of Birminghams?

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by Simon Wreford

If Magingilane did get help by people; Dark mane male lion is who benefited most. Shame if helped by humans naturally it might have been more male lions with cubs not just one male lion. Mapogos may had more cubs, Selaties, male lions of sand River, Cleo and Solo, I forget what other male lions were around. Dark mane is almost everywhere. Tsalala, Kambula, Styxt, Fourway, Othowas maybe more cubs of scarnose and scar hip or Golden mane.
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(Yesterday, 06:15 AM)Guillermo94 Wrote:
(01-28-2025, 08:40 PM)Ngonya Wrote: Older Kambula male K2 at Kruger National Park.
Perhaps the most impressive son of Birminghams?

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by Simon Wreford

If Magingilane did get help by people; Dark mane male lion is who benefited most. Shame if helped by humans naturally it might have been more male lions with cubs not just one male lion. Mapogos may had more cubs, Selaties, male lions of sand River, Cleo and Solo,  I forget what other male lions were around. Dark mane is almost everywhere. Tsalala, Kambula, Styxt, Fourway, Othowas maybe more cubs of scarnose and scar hip or Golden mane.

If I remember correctly that conspiracy theory of Mr T getting darted the night Kinky Tail was killed was dismissed as an old wives' tale cooked up by Mapogo fanboys. The Majingilane males naturally outcompeted the Mapogos, Selatis, Sand River males, etc.
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(Yesterday, 01:29 PM)Rabubi Wrote:
(Yesterday, 06:15 AM)Guillermo94 Wrote:
(01-28-2025, 08:40 PM)Ngonya Wrote: Older Kambula male K2 at Kruger National Park.
Perhaps the most impressive son of Birminghams?

*This image is copyright of its original author

by Simon Wreford

If Magingilane did get help by people; Dark mane male lion is who benefited most. Shame if helped by humans naturally it might have been more male lions with cubs not just one male lion. Mapogos may had more cubs, Selaties, male lions of sand River, Cleo and Solo,  I forget what other male lions were around. Dark mane is almost everywhere. Tsalala, Kambula, Styxt, Fourway, Othowas maybe more cubs of scarnose and scar hip or Golden mane.

If I remember correctly that conspiracy theory of Mr T getting darted the night Kinky Tail was killed was dismissed as an old wives' tale cooked up by Mapogo fanboys. The Majingilane males naturally outcompeted the Mapogos, Selatis, Sand River males, etc.

 I am not talking just that or specifically. Dreadlocks did get hunted. I would like to not talk about darted of lions. I do not want to talk about the past, but seeing Dark manes face as if the lion did not get help. I think he may of had help from people. I do remember reading an article how they wanted to move the lions. Dark mane also had brothers. You say they outcompeted lions, luck there was so much luck for Dark mane and Magingilane.
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Kambula Males at Sabi Sabi's Private Airstrip

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(Yesterday, 01:29 PM)Rabubi Wrote:
(Yesterday, 06:15 AM)Guillermo94 Wrote:
(01-28-2025, 08:40 PM)Ngonya Wrote: Older Kambula male K2 at Kruger National Park.
Perhaps the most impressive son of Birminghams?

*This image is copyright of its original author

by Simon Wreford

If Magingilane did get help by people; Dark mane male lion is who benefited most. Shame if helped by humans naturally it might have been more male lions with cubs not just one male lion. Mapogos may had more cubs, Selaties, male lions of sand River, Cleo and Solo,  I forget what other male lions were around. Dark mane is almost everywhere. Tsalala, Kambula, Styxt, Fourway, Othowas maybe more cubs of scarnose and scar hip or Golden mane.

If I remember correctly that conspiracy theory of Mr T getting darted the night Kinky Tail was killed was dismissed as an old wives' tale cooked up by Mapogo fanboys. The Majingilane males naturally outcompeted the Mapogos, Selatis, Sand River males, etc.

That very thing was one of the first things I asked about when I first joined WildFact. After the more reasonable responses I got here, made me realize that narrative was just nonsense.
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(4 hours ago)BA0701 Wrote:
(Yesterday, 01:29 PM)Rabubi Wrote:
(Yesterday, 06:15 AM)Guillermo94 Wrote:
(01-28-2025, 08:40 PM)Ngonya Wrote: Older Kambula male K2 at Kruger National Park.
Perhaps the most impressive son of Birminghams?

*This image is copyright of its original author

by Simon Wreford

If Magingilane did get help by people; Dark mane male lion is who benefited most. Shame if helped by humans naturally it might have been more male lions with cubs not just one male lion. Mapogos may had more cubs, Selaties, male lions of sand River, Cleo and Solo,  I forget what other male lions were around. Dark mane is almost everywhere. Tsalala, Kambula, Styxt, Fourway, Othowas maybe more cubs of scarnose and scar hip or Golden mane.

If I remember correctly that conspiracy theory of Mr T getting darted the night Kinky Tail was killed was dismissed as an old wives' tale cooked up by Mapogo fanboys. The Majingilane males naturally outcompeted the Mapogos, Selatis, Sand River males, etc.

That very thing was one of the first things I asked about when I first joined WildFact. After the more reasonable responses I got here, made me realize that narrative was just nonsense.

Yeah if you think about it, even assuming the rangers would do that, which itself seems unbelievable, there's no way Mr T would have been up on his feet and jumping into a fight again so quickly after being darted.
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(5 hours ago)Fenix123 Wrote: Kambula Males at Sabi Sabi's Private Airstrip

Credits to Viviane Ladner
seems like only 3 at the south... (K4, K5 & K6)

Saw a tourist's stories with K3 alone at the north, Elephant Plains

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(10 hours ago)Guillermo94 Wrote:
(Yesterday, 01:29 PM)Rabubi Wrote:
(Yesterday, 06:15 AM)Guillermo94 Wrote:
(01-28-2025, 08:40 PM)Ngonya Wrote: Older Kambula male K2 at Kruger National Park.
Perhaps the most impressive son of Birminghams?

*This image is copyright of its original author

by Simon Wreford

If Magingilane did get help by people; Dark mane male lion is who benefited most. Shame if helped by humans naturally it might have been more male lions with cubs not just one male lion. Mapogos may had more cubs, Selaties, male lions of sand River, Cleo and Solo,  I forget what other male lions were around. Dark mane is almost everywhere. Tsalala, Kambula, Styxt, Fourway, Othowas maybe more cubs of scarnose and scar hip or Golden mane.

If I remember correctly that conspiracy theory of Mr T getting darted the night Kinky Tail was killed was dismissed as an old wives' tale cooked up by Mapogo fanboys. The Majingilane males naturally outcompeted the Mapogos, Selatis, Sand River males, etc.

 I am not talking just that or specifically. Dreadlocks did get hunted. I would like to not talk about darted of lions. I do not want to talk about the past, but seeing Dark manes face as if the lion did not get help. I think he may of had help from people. I do remember reading an article how they wanted to move the lions. Dark mane also had brothers. You say they outcompeted lions, luck there was so much luck for Dark mane and Magingilane.

There is not much luck involved if they proactively fight on their terms and don't go all-in if they have no advantage to press. The coalition name reflects that. It's not a coincidence that all 4 dominant Majingilanes died due to age or non fight related injuries.
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