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Mala Mala September Game Report for the Kambula pride.
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The majority of cubs are approaching sub-adult age, which is great to see. Much like the Birmingham males before them, the N'Waswitshaka males will most likely have the greatest bulk of their offspring come from this pride.
10-07-2024, 08:14 PM( This post was last modified: 10-07-2024, 08:14 PM by Mdz123 )
We can see another big coalition come out of the male subs. This will be good for N'was male lineage because only there's only 1 son that made it in the Styx pride
(10-18-2024, 11:24 PM)MrLoesoe Wrote: Ntsevu pride feasting. Good to see this younger cubs doing well. The older one is clearly still suffering from mange
This is old footage, no? Seems this is before K2 got her injury, and before the younger cubs got mange (and were still alive).
(10-18-2024, 11:24 PM)MrLoesoe Wrote: Ntsevu pride feasting. Good to see this younger cubs doing well. The older one is clearly still suffering from mange
This is old footage, no? Seems this is before K2 got her injury, and before the younger cubs got mange (and were still alive).
Hmm, yeah you may be right. I see others wondering the same thing in the youtube comments. It would mean this footage is indeed (very) old..
What is that thing in the middle of the video, an attempt to cover up a watermark? It can't be meant to cover up the gore, as it remains centered while the camera is moving around, exposing everything, eventually, anyhow. One of the reasons the owner of that channel was banned from here, was because he takes other people's work, presenting it on his channel, without ever giving the original owners/creators, credit for their efforts, and that blob in the middle of the screen seems very odd.
Photos from the Londolozi Blog The Week in Pictures #675. Photo credits to Kyle Gordon.
The Ndhzenga Males continue to be a force to be reckoned with, not allowing any males near the Kambula or Ntsevu Pride, and controlling their turf with gusto. The Kambula Pride were found with not one, not two but THREE buffalo carcasses the other day. What a wild moment that was to find the pride full-bellied but still having two full carcasses to get through!
Kambula sub adult male(s) in the river. Photos taken 14th September.
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A sub adult female with a buffalo kill. Photos taken 24th October.
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Two Ntsevu lionesses and two cubs. Hopefully the mange on the one in the background has cleared up by now. Photo taken 24th October.
