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(02-16-2022, 10:37 PM)Tonpa Wrote: "We found three young male lions that were showing interest in some wildebeest feeding in the distance, but being in such an open area, the wildebeest noticed them very quickly and ran off. It is not always easy being a young male lion, given that they must now try and catch food themselves! "
Is this kambula subadult??
Yes….three Subs were together. 3/6 Male Kambula Subs.
(02-18-2022, 06:39 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: 6th is still near his mother and sister.
Means???
3 kambula girls with 4 cubs are nobody knows vanished mysteriously.
2 are busy with 3 nwaswitshakas.
1 is with 6 sub females.
So u mean the youngest male is with his sisters and mother/aunt??
(02-18-2022, 06:39 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: 6th is still near his mother and sister.
Means???
3 kambula girls with 4 cubs are nobody knows vanished mysteriously.
2 are busy with 3 nwaswitshakas.
1 is with 6 sub females.
So u mean the youngest male is with his sisters and mother/aunt??
Of the three Kambula Lioness mothers of cubs,,,,two have now been seen mating with N’waswishaka. Only Kambula 3 has not been sighted mating. I believe that sadly, it’s only a matter of time before her and the 4 remaining cubs (if still alive) run out of time. This is especially so now that Nhenha has for all practical purposes conceded his territory and Those lionesses.
