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It just show me now how small the magheni males are compared Ottawa male, and the Ottawa boy is pretty big for his age, and him and the females work very good as a unit.
Savannah posted a video with brand new cubs from Othawa female.. 3 of them...
Life is going to be tough for them without the protection of the pride males!
(05-10-2018, 09:40 PM)vinodkumarn Wrote: Savannah posted a video with brand new cubs from Othawa female.. 3 of them...
Life is going to be tough for them without the protection of the pride males!
the Ottawa male look just like the styx males, I think scar nose is the Ottawa's father!
(05-10-2018, 09:40 PM)vinodkumarn Wrote: Savannah posted a video with brand new cubs from Othawa female.. 3 of them...
Life is going to be tough for them without the protection of the pride males!
The matimbas are with them, but I guess I understand wha you mean.
im very worried with the young mhangenis. They are too young and small to live by their owns. And looks like the othawas don't want to accept them . they just want a family for one more year. But the othawas were hostile against them.
05-11-2018, 04:41 AM( This post was last modified: 05-11-2018, 04:43 AM by jordi6927 )
(05-11-2018, 03:47 AM)T Rabbit Wrote: im very worried with the young mhangenis. They are too young and small to live by their owns. And looks like the othawas don't want to accept them . they just want a family for one more year. But the othawas were hostile against them.
I disagree that they dont want to accept them ... its a wait and see type of thing ... the video clearly shows the Mhangeni submitting several times ... which is ok and good ... it also shows the Othawa showing mercy ... they could have killed the ones they came in contact with easily ... its very interesting because it seems the Othawa knew they were exposed and vulnerable but let up ... why? ... I hope this leads to them grouping up ... hell, I didnt like all my friends when I first met them .... Im hoping for the best
Are there 3 adult Othawa females? I thought there were 2 but there seems to be 3: the one with the sub-adults, the one with the new cubs, and the one mating with the Matimbas.
(05-11-2018, 01:50 PM)sundarbans Wrote: Are there 3 adult Othawa females? I thought there were 2 but there seems to be 3: the one with the sub-adults, the one with the new cubs, and the one mating with the Matimbas.
There are 2 adult lionesses and a sub-adult female.
.... Im hoping for the best
