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Lions of Sabi Sands
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 (11-26-2020, 07:40 AM)TinoArmando Wrote: The beautiful Tsalala/Marthly lioness at MalaMala Game Reserve! My friend, Tailless was a legend in her own right, such an incredible lioness, always looking to protect those in harms way. These two have some truly royal blood running through their veins.  (11-26-2020, 09:26 PM)BA0701 Wrote:They were true legends of Sabi Sands. Both of the Tailless Tsalala females are remembered for everything that they did in Sabi Sands and by the way how her have raised to their cubs(11-26-2020, 07:40 AM)TinoArmando Wrote: The beautiful Tsalala/Marthly lioness at MalaMala Game Reserve!  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author The Ntsevu / Kambula pride with the newest cubs with suffering a severe mange. Let's hope they will recover soon. However, The mange could affect on the development of those cubs MalaMala-Sabi Sands-11/26/20, - Photo credit: Suzanne Sesinkclee 
The Nkuhumas!
The Othawa male and the Mhangeni pride with a kill at Ulusaba Private Game Reserve, Western Sabi Sands, November 26.
All credits to Sam Henning (@bushbaby_sam Instagram).
All grown up. We've been lucky enough to spend some quality time with the Othawa male and Mhangenes, while they fed on a buffalo.
Inyati Game Lodge,-Sabi Sands,-11/27/2020,- Photo credit,Gabriel Keet  *This image is copyright of its original author
Another moment that will go down in the memory banks as a very special sighting. The 5 Cubs of the Sand River Pride relaxing on the warm rocks around their name sake: The Sand River.
Lion Sands,-Sabi Sands,-11/27/2020,- Photo credit:Aidan Dunlop  *This image is copyright of its original author
] Not only did a welcome reprieve of some much cooler weather leave us with a spring in our step this morning, it also allowed for us to catch up with the Mhangeni pride and their latest additions! (11-28-2020, 04:19 AM)Potato Wrote: Othawa male with Mhangeni pride Hey Potato. I think that it might be good if you post the next videos normally as you doing it before. Due that Facebook already has fixed their issues with the videos sharing directly from their website. Now doesn't appear anymore in blank the videos sharing from FB,At least I see the videos that I've posted today correctly. Regards Here the link on how embed videos from FB to WildFact. For those who doesn't know or are new comers in the site https://wildfact.com/forum/topic-how-to-...ight=embed
The fallen king and his chilling roar at MalaMala Game Reserve in South Africa. - A little throwback to March 2015 - Rest easy (2011-2020)
The young male from the Styx pride at Confluence crossing. He has been seen roaring recently! Photograph by ranger Mike Griffin  *This image is copyright of its original author
With his muzzle shape and eye color, looks like he could have been a son of Scarnose Majingelani.... Scarnose and DM were the 2 most dominant males of that coalition I read. I think the Tsalala male favors DM the most compared to the 3 others, and the Othawa Male favors Hip Scar. GM probably fathered Big Boy Mangheni. Since they were a successful coalition, each of the males sired multiple cubs in different prides they controlled.
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