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02-14-2022, 03:43 PM( This post was last modified: 02-14-2022, 03:58 PM by lionuk )
A report from Northern Conservation Officer:
On 24th January, our Northern Conservation Officer found an adult male lion that appeared to have a bullet wound above its ear. After the veterinary intervention, it was found that, fortunately, it was a deep claw wound from fighting with another male lion. We wouldn’t usually treat an animal with a natural injury (as stated in our current Management Plan below), but because of the appearance of a possible anthropogenic injury, we intervened, and it turned out to be of a natural cause. We are happy with the outcome, and the animal is doing well.
“SSW Protected Area will at all times aim to achieve minimal management interference with regards to its existing wildlife populations. Exceptions will only be made when, through anthropogenic interference, the wellbeing of indigenous wildlife species are threatened.”
(02-15-2022, 12:15 AM)SMK350 Wrote: if the males at least are all together.
In two of the latest videos, 3 sub males and nhenha were together. They were eating a kill.
In other video, 2 sub females and one sub male were chasing off the tsalala girl.
