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(03-26-2022, 02:56 PM)Tonpa Wrote: Tintswalo Males by @_myprincess23


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The boys are looking great! How is the skinny one doing?
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(03-26-2022, 09:45 PM)Mdz123 Wrote:
(03-26-2022, 02:56 PM)Tonpa Wrote: Tintswalo Males by @_myprincess23


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The boys are looking great! How is the skinny one doing?

Not sure, but he's alive atleast!
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Mbiris relaxing




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Kruger male (?)




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If i am not mistaken, Mbiri pride now are down to 4 cubs. Two orpen cubs and two youngest Tintswalo cubs born  December 2021. Would be 5 if Kupona made it.
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(04-03-2022, 10:39 PM)Potato Wrote: Kruger male (?)

Yea.
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( This post was last modified: 04-06-2022, 06:56 PM by criollo2mil )

If slide 2 was taken recently (I’ve asked photographer and awaiting confirmation on date take ) then there is a new litter of cubs in the Mbiri Pride


Also 1/3 Tintswalo.  My guess is Lambile


CORRECTION:  Seems that the two cubs at the back are the Orpen.  Camera is just playing tricks with my eyes.  SMH 


I also read where two more lionesses are suspected to be pregnant.  So new cubs are on the horizon.  


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New Tintswalo Safari w Mbiri and Tintswalos. 




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Mbiri lioness with two cubs.
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(04-12-2022, 12:48 AM)Tonpa Wrote:




I was pulling for that little guy.   RIP little fighter.  I’m hoping this lioness can have more cubs and be successful and it is t a physical situation that prevented these cubs to get proper nourishment.   Maybe it was inexperience.
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Two Talamati Males in the Manyeleti by Wesley Hill
Spoke to Wesley, they had a run in with the Nharus and Red Road who have been pushing south in response to the Mbiris pushing south 


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Huh weird, Legendsafaris had the Talamatis in the Sabi Sands today. five females 2 males.
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(04-12-2022, 02:06 AM)Tonpa Wrote: Huh weird, Legendsafaris had the Talamatis in the Sabi Sands today. five females 2 males

Well, lions travel, distance from Pungwe in Southern Manyeleti to Elephant Plains is less then 5 km, humans can walk that in a half- hour to 1h. Especially if they got chased by RRM and Nharhus. 

As we see, N'ws where seen today patroling thru 3-4 reserves.

Lions on average travel to 10 km a day, sometimes more, sometimes less.
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