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Kambula/Ntsevu Pride

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(03-17-2025, 05:00 AM)FACR2212 Wrote:
(03-16-2025, 05:42 PM)NLAL11 Wrote:
(02-20-2025, 07:25 AM)FACR2212 Wrote: Hello!

I'm sharing a slightly improved version Tsalala-Mangheni-Kambula family tree, adding the contributions that I received. Info from recet sightings was considered.
Note that it is impossible to include all lions that have been born, so you can see:
- Adults with offspring or regular member of a pride.
- Emblematic individuals  
- Current subadults (>2 years old)
- Current cubs (<2 years of age)

I recommend you to download the image to read more crearly. Hope you like it.

@BA0701

Looking at this family tree a little closer, I have a question. Considering the Mhangheni #4 lioness had 4 offspring that survived to adulthood, which isn't much more than the other original lionesses: Mhangheni #1 (3 adult offspring), Mhangheni #2 (3 adult offspring), and Mhangheni #3 (2 adult offspring), does anyone know why she was called 'Super Mom'?

Also I think there's a Kambula sub missing from the tree. There should be nine, but I only count 8, including the 2 listed as cubs (K9's).

Hello my friend. 

If I remember correctly, "Super Mom" was the mother of the OM daughter that sadly passed away after many months being the only cub alive (the cub was called "Hope"). She is also the mother of Tinya, the only Mangheni offspring sired by Bboys. So I think the name was based more in her efforts to raise cubs in adversity, rather than the numbers.

I missed one subadult because it was reported to be killed by Styx male, but then recovered well. I'm going to attach an updated version to this post.

Interesting video... the 3 cubs that showed up were males.


This is FANTASTIC.....Herculian effort in documenting one of the more beloved lineages in the Sabi Sand!!
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Members of the Kambula pride in Londolozi, picture taken 10th March. All photo credits to Kirst Joscelyne.

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K5 and her 4 new cubs, taken 15th March.

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