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 (05-05-2021, 06:39 AM)titose Wrote: Tsekedi the rebellious son of the Selinda males and one of the three Northern pride males although in reality his behavior is quite calm, according to rangers and photographers in the area Tsekedi is a very calm lion you would think he would be peaceful, although when there are intruders he is one of the first to charge! I assume this is not the same Tsekedi who was Sekekama's son on Savage Kingdom, is this a different one? 
The heavily scarred and old Loonkito male. Amboseli, Kenya
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 (05-11-2021, 02:32 AM)BA0701 Wrote:(05-05-2021, 06:39 AM)titose Wrote: Tsekedi the rebellious son of the Selinda males and one of the three Northern pride males although in reality his behavior is quite calm, according to rangers and photographers in the area Tsekedi is a very calm lion you would think he would be peaceful, although when there are intruders he is one of the first to charge! Yes, this is Tsekedi from the Savage Kingdom. (05-11-2021, 08:41 PM)titose Wrote:(05-11-2021, 02:32 AM)BA0701 Wrote:(05-05-2021, 06:39 AM)titose Wrote: Tsekedi the rebellious son of the Selinda males and one of the three Northern pride males although in reality his behavior is quite calm, according to rangers and photographers in the area Tsekedi is a very calm lion you would think he would be peaceful, although when there are intruders he is one of the first to charge! Oh wow, that is fantastic! He certainly gave his father a lot of grief, and not unlike BYM, he was very resistent to being driven out of his natal pride. He looks great, thank you for that update @titose (05-12-2021, 03:59 AM)titose Wrote: Tsekedi the famous rebellious son of Sekekama one of the three Northern pride males in Savuti, Botswana. Chip off the old block that one. What a huge beautiful boy he turned out to be.
The infamous Monomoholo- 1/2 Southern males, Madikwe Game Reserve!
#Madikwe #Jamala #RoyalMadikwe By John Ramatsui  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author
The fall of a King!
Rest in peace ScarFace of the Bayala male Coalition in the Pinda Private Game Reserve. Around 10 days ago the two dominant male lions from the south of @andbeyondphinda pushed into the territory of the males of the north. The two coalitions collided and the intruders managed to separate the two northern males. Chaos erupted as the interlopers pursued one of their northern rivals deep into the woodlands of the far north. Eventually they grew tired and lay down to rest, leaving the pursued lion to flee into the marshes. That night they tried to press home their advantage when they encountered the second male. They chased him in the same direction as they had chased his brother earlier and then they were lost heading into the marshy grassland. Over the week that followed we saw both of the males from the north - one sporting a swollen and weeping eye, and one with an injured front paw and claw marks across his face. We only saw one of the males from the south though. Back in his territory he too wore scars of the battle - a puncture mark behind one eye and a gash next to the other. We could not find his brother though and after a lot of searching his decomposing body was discovered yesterday under a scented pod thorn tree... As sad as it is to stand next to the body of what was once a magnificent, black-maned lion, it is comforting to know that he died at the “hands” of other lions and that his bloodline lives on in the offspring he has fathered? Photos By Grant Rattray Matt Durell  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author With the two males who faced the Bayala males and came out victorious! The two North/Mnqobokazi males By Tane Sinclair-Taylor Matthew van Wieringen  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author The decomposing body of the Bayala male Scarface, you can see that his spine was broken! Photos by Matthew van Wieringen Damen Pheiffer  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author
"Lions of Africa" on Bayala males :
"It is with sadness again that we have to report yet the death of another male lion. One of the two impressive Bayala males has been killed at Phinda. The two males, that are in control of the Bayala pride and the Mountain pride, were seen heading to the North to chase and confront the two rival North/Mnqobokazi male lions 10 days ago. They managed to separate the North males, chasing both of them. During the night however the tables turned and the scarfaced Bayala male seen in this picture was killed in the confrontation. All three surviving male lions were seen with injuries. Claw marks, different puncture wounds, swollen eyes and one of them with an injured front paw. Born at Marataba within the Marakele National Park the two Bayala males were introduced to the reserve in 2018 together with the two North/Mnqobokazi males. Since there’s a lot of wrong information circulating regarding their age we can at least shed a light here. With now 6 years of age they’re approximately one year younger than their rivals in the North. Despite that young age they were physically fully developed and hitting their prime, thus they were on par with the North/Mnqobokazi males. They took a gamble by going for an open confrontation and sadly paid the price. The Bayala males currently have a total of 16 cubs in both prides. The death of one of the brothers means no good news for the survival chance of their offspring. We can only hope for the best. Especially the scarfaced Bayala male was a real treat for the eyes. He was huge, healthy and sporting an impressive dark mane that easily made people believe he was older than he actually was. Many people enjoyed his sightings, not only on the ground at Phinda but also when WildEarth broadcasted their live-safaris. He will surely be missed. Farewell, big man! " I think they are definetly older then 6,more so around 7- 8 prob, here is photo of Scarface in 2019, 2 yrs ago: Photo Credit : Brendon White  *This image is copyright of its original author
The Boss on move!!!
The leader of the coalition of Pidwa males "Shaka" the rulers of the largest area of Makalali Game Reserve, the Pidwa brothers control 2 of the 3 prides of Makalali "Askari and Tembe" being Tembe pride the largest in the reserve. #MakalaliGameReserve By Samantha Davies  *This image is copyright of its original author
Dont think this video was shared, the death of Addo boy.. Its so sad to see his brother looking at those 2 big males mauling his brother and he cant do anything, he tryed but he was nowhere near the size for those boys:
Very unusual behaviour...an adult lioness suckling from another lioness!
Terror of the Spooner males in a fantastic shot, one of the two Central Pride males!
#PilanesbergnationalPark By martinmeyer_wild  *This image is copyright of its original author
A recent sighting of the last of the Addo boys, apparently he was involved in a fight with another male lion today.
"Lucky to catch the Addo lion this morning although it seems to have lost a fight with another male in the area" #MadikweGameReserve By David Alexander https://www.instagram.com/p/CO7Sy-JH1g9/  *This image is copyright of its original author
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