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Lions of Sabi Sands

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(2 hours ago)Horizon Wrote:
(4 hours ago)KM600 Wrote: They also mention how they’ll provide an in depth update on the Tsalala Pride altercation, which they hint may have involved these two. 

Here it is..

https://blog.londolozi.com/2024/11/05/tragedy-strikes-for-the-tsalala-female/

I was hoping it’d go more into depth but it’s still very speculative, seems it’s a report from the initial altercation and wasn’t updated after too, with them mentioning how there’s still a female cub remaining.
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