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Lions of Sabi Sands
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  (11-21-2021, 07:47 PM)Duco Ndona Wrote: That wound would still have to come from somewhere. You're twisting the point and it's actually ridiculous. I already said the wound came from somewhere but he was not physically killed by anyone. He bled out from a wound. Your argument makes no sense in this context whatsoever. Especially when it was a single hole, no other injuries were present on him. He was either bitten or clawed in a single area. The Mangheni Pride or Hyenas did not kill him. 
That's besides the point. Someone did try to seriously harm him or kill him.
It just took a little while for him to succumb to it but that does not mean they were trying to spare him. 
All, please move on, so we can all enjoy a more constructive conversation on these wonderful creatures. We have already requested folks with disagreements to take those conversations to PMs. So, after some discussion, amongst ourselves, moving forward if we see any arguments starting and continuing to derail threads, we are simply going to start deleting those comments. Also, pointed comments such as calling others disparaging names, etc... will not be tolerated. So, please, move onto saying better things and discussing the wonderful world of lions. Thank you!
Does anybody know if this is the 2 oldest kambula males
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Lion density map by Inyati Lodge
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The two plains camp males in singita in the company of two nkuhuma lionesses
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They probably want to stay away from those two as far as possible. If they go to far they may run into the Tumbellas and Othawas though.
I think the PC males are more interesting in taking over the Nkuhumas though. (11-23-2021, 02:47 AM)Duco Ndona Wrote: They probably want to stay away from those two as far as possible. If they go to far they may run into the Tumbellas and Othawas though. It would be a very interesting battle if the PC Males decided to take on the N. Avocas. I would bet money on the N. Avocas to give the PC males a thorough beating. At 5 years age, the PC males don't seem very mature but mostly testosterone driven. And all of a sudden, they've become an imminent threat to all nomadic lions in Sabi Sands. (11-23-2021, 06:55 AM)felinefan Wrote:(11-23-2021, 02:57 AM)How may cubs less than a year old in the Kambula pride currently? The Kambula sub adults are at an age where they have to leave the pride soon. Wrote: There are 11 cubs in the Kambula Pride ATM…
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