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Lions of Sabi Sands

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Lions of Sabi Sands

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01-31-2025, 11:39 AM

Do you mean this chase? "just" a chase fortunately




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Yesterday, 11:14 PM

(09-03-2024, 05:39 PM)Ngonya Wrote:
(09-03-2024, 05:07 PM)Robot00 Wrote: What it comes down to is nkuhuma male is not a dependable partner. Ive always had high hopes for him but time and time again he is shown as not a trustworthy partner.
Agree.

He is pretty much like Solo Tsalala.
That left his younger partner (Eyrefield). He was said to be near by and did nothing while two Selatis mauled Cleo.
He also left the Kruger male when he arrived at him being mauled by two Charleston males. Solo saw the situation and didnt think twice before running.

Nothing can convince me that Nkuhuma is any different of that.
"But we got no evidence of such behavior from him"
His partners getting mauled and even dying in some situation and people want anyone to believe he somehow coincidentally wasnt present in all those occasions?
Ofc course its possible, but definitly unlikely.


Hello!

I wander if Solo Tsalala have any descendant?

Sorry if it is said elsewhere, but the topic is way too long to fully read.
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Brief moment with the Kambula pride and Ndzenga males, before the Ntsevu pride steal a kill from cheetahs.




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We have a Skorro sighting.  It's not looking great however.  Boy is a survivor, but that may not be enough right now.



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He has been dying or about to get killed for well over two years now. 
Granted, he will never be remebered as one of the top lions of Sabi. But the guy is a survivor and obviously found a way.
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(Yesterday, 11:14 PM)FACR2212 Wrote: I wander if Solo Tsalala have any descendant?

In Sabi Sands no.

Although he was seen mating in Kruger in 2017, shortly after he disappeared for good, so maybe, but unlikely.
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(2 hours ago)Tr1x24 Wrote:
(Yesterday, 11:14 PM)FACR2212 Wrote: I wander if Solo Tsalala have any descendant?

In Sabi Sands no.

Although he was seen mating in Kruger in 2017, shortly after he disappeared for good, so maybe, but unlikely.

Thanks for your answer!
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