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Lions of Sabi Sands

United Kingdom Hairy tummy Offline
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Wow, nhenha still looking great, hope he forms a coalition
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( This post was last modified: 03-18-2022, 01:16 PM by Tonpa )

Kamula subs
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More from that duck hunting sighting, at least they died instantly I guess 

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Didn't see this picture until now, the Manyeleti male/wonky eye in September taken by Michael Moss

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The talamatis somewhere on the northern traverse by Ricci Goldstein


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Looking for a second opinion, found a picture of the Talamatis in 2013. 

Are these two the same lions?

Front left cub

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The cub looks like it has a small bump under the rear, so might be a male. Although sometimes the females can have a slight raised area back there
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Sand River young males, sired by the Mantimahle males Sadly, they probably are no longer alive. 


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Talamati Pride seen in Simbambilli today

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(03-19-2022, 06:47 PM)lionuk Wrote: Sand River young males, sired by the Mantimahle males Sadly, they probably are no longer alive. 

Well, we dont know that, they where around Skukuza in early to mid 2021, them moving off from that area doesnt mean they are 100% dead.
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(03-19-2022, 07:56 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Well, we dont know that, they where around Skukuza in early to mid 2021, them moving off from that area doesnt mean they are 100% dead.
Yeah, I really hope so. That's why I wrote "probably" which doesn't mean 100% for certain that they are dead.
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Mangheni pride still in Southern Sector. Styx pride is nearby so a clash between the 2 prides is possible. If it does happen most likely will result in the death of the last cub

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(03-19-2022, 06:47 PM)lionuk Wrote: Sand River young males, sired by the Mantimahle males Sadly, they probably are no longer alive. 


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why what happend ?
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From what I heard. The two already clashed some days ago without casualties.
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(03-19-2022, 09:52 PM)Mdz123 Wrote: Mangheni pride still in Southern Sector. Styx pride is nearby so a clash between the 2 prides is possible. If it does happen most likely will result in the death of the last cub
Mhangeni pride has 6 adult females while Styx pride has only 3 adults. If a clash happens and there will be none of the Ndzenga males around then it would be Styx pride would would take worst end of it, not Mhangeni.
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(03-20-2022, 05:05 AM)Potato Wrote: Mhangeni pride has 6 adult females while Styx pride has only 3 adults. If a clash happens and there will be none of the Ndzenga males around then it would be Styx pride would would take worst end of it, not Mhangeni. 

Correct, currently 6 Mhangenis are strongest force in whole Sabi Sands (if we take males out of equation) , as other big prides like Kambulas, Nkuhumas or Talamatis are all scattered in smaller gruops.
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