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05-18-2021, 01:37 AM( This post was last modified: 05-18-2021, 01:37 AM by Tr1x24 )
(05-18-2021, 01:21 AM)Cunaguaro Wrote: In this particular video I was impressed by its appearance, it is the one on the right. Beautiful boy! It can be seen when it appears at 15:40
Yea, very impressive boy, here is nice to see his size, much bigger bone structures and body lenght then his brothers :
(05-18-2021, 04:19 PM)Tonpa Wrote: Btw, how many sub-adult males are there around two years old+ in the manyeleti?
At the moment 0. 3 Talamatis males are in Sabi Sands and the BIrmingham pride sub adults are at Ngala/Orpen Gate so just over northern border of MAnyeleti.
(05-16-2021, 02:42 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Great photo of Nharu pride in August 2016 with 10 cubs :
Photo Credit : Christof Schoeman
*This image is copyright of its original author
Its quite remarkable that 9 out of this 10 cubs reached adulthood (2 males disappeared in nomadic life, so 7 now alive) as when Sizanani died, Skorro soon after abandoned them under pressure and 3 females have to protect them vs N. Avocas, Avoca/Giraffes, Orpens, RRM over the years..
Hope they will have same success with remaining RRM's cubs..
That is then including Lambile of the Tintswalo colalition? So the 9 minus two would-be-Tumbelas Nharu males lost in Kruger leaves us with 7 remaining - 3 Tumbelas, 1 Tintswalo, 3 Nhrau lionesses? So the composition of Nharu pride is 3 original lionesses from Birmingham pride, 3 of her daughters, RRM and 9 surviving cubs? Or are the numbers wrong? I admit I didn't look much into the actual numbers of lionesses in Manyeleti I only remember one of Nharus to be separated around the time Nharus had an encounter with Tintswalos on a kill and were misssing some cubs since and I only thoguh there are some 5 or 6 lionesses depending whether that one got back.
(05-18-2021, 11:50 PM)RookiePundit Wrote: That is then including Lambile of the Tintswalo colalition? So the 9 minus two would-be-Tumbelas Nharu males lost in Kruger leaves us with 7 remaining - 3 Tumbelas, 1 Tintswalo, 3 Nhrau lionesses? So the composition of Nharu pride is 3 original lionesses from Birmingham pride, 3 of her daughters, RRM and 9 surviving cubs? Or are the numbers wrong? I admit I didn't look much into the actual numbers of lionesses in Manyeleti I only remember one of Nharus to be separated around the time Nharus had an encounter with Tintswalos on a kill and were misssing some cubs since and I only thoguh there are some 5 or 6 lionesses depending whether that one got back.
Made this (mostly for myself), any glaring errors I should fix?
I gave koppies pride territory to the mbiri pride, and removed Birmingham breakaway since I believe they are in the west of Ngala nowadays, and removed Ximhungwe pride since they don't seem to leave elephant plains/simbambili
I stuck with tr1x24's format for the most part to keep things standardised
(05-20-2021, 03:17 PM)Tonpa Wrote: Made this (mostly for myself), any glaring errors I should fix?
I gave koppies pride territory to the mbiri pride, and removed Birmingham breakaway since I believe they are in the west of Ngala nowadays, and removed Ximhungwe pride since they don't seem to leave elephant plains/simbambili
I stuck with tr1x24's format for the most part to keep things standardised
*This image is copyright of its original author
Did the last Koppies female get killed? I had read speculation that all the cubs had died as she was seen not long after the other female was killed, without those 7 cubs in tow. Short of that I had not seen anything more.
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(05-20-2021, 03:17 PM)Tonpa Wrote: Made this (mostly for myself), any glaring errors I should fix?
I gave koppies pride territory to the mbiri pride, and removed Birmingham breakaway since I believe they are in the west of Ngala nowadays, and removed Ximhungwe pride since they don't seem to leave elephant plains/simbambili
I stuck with tr1x24's format for the most part to keep things standardised
*This image is copyright of its original author
Did the last Koppies female get killed? I had read speculation that all the cubs had died as she was seen not long after the other female was killed, without those 7 cubs in tow. Short of that I had not seen anything more.
Hmm not sure, last I heard is that she entered Kruger with the cubs and hasn't been seen since
(05-20-2021, 03:17 PM)Tonpa Wrote: Made this (mostly for myself), any glaring errors I should fix?
I gave koppies pride territory to the mbiri pride, and removed Birmingham breakaway since I believe they are in the west of Ngala nowadays, and removed Ximhungwe pride since they don't seem to leave elephant plains/simbambili
I stuck with tr1x24's format for the most part to keep things standardised
*This image is copyright of its original author
Did the last Koppies female get killed? I had read speculation that all the cubs had died as she was seen not long after the other female was killed, without those 7 cubs in tow. Short of that I had not seen anything more.
Hmm not sure, last I heard is that she entered Kruger with the cubs and hasn't been seen since
(05-20-2021, 03:17 PM)Tonpa Wrote: Made this (mostly for myself), any glaring errors I should fix?
I gave koppies pride territory to the mbiri pride, and removed Birmingham breakaway since I believe they are in the west of Ngala nowadays, and removed Ximhungwe pride since they don't seem to leave elephant plains/simbambili
I stuck with tr1x24's format for the most part to keep things standardised
*This image is copyright of its original author
Great work..
Only Skorros and Mbiris are further north, on very border of Manyeleti.
