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Lions of Sabi Sands
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I don't think they're weakened, it's actually the first time they've been really threatened, you'd expect them to be at a disadvantage due to the Limper condition and the loss of Scar, Scorro jr did a good job, until the Limper recovers their health (if that happens, I hope so) they will always be at a clear disadvantage, as long as they stay close to the othawa pack they will still have an extra boost to count
 (04-28-2022, 02:34 AM)Tonpa Wrote: I beg you guys, please no size discussion. It goes nowhere @"Timbavati" and all other moderators Can we please get a thread that's dedicated to lion size? That way all size related posts can be moved there for further discussions for those who wish to participate. Can we create our own threads? I've never tried.  (04-30-2022, 05:20 AM)DE_66 Wrote: Can we please get a thread that's dedicated to lion size? That way all size related posts can be moved there for further discussions for those who wish to participate Modern Weights and Measurements of Wild Lions 
Interesting that Nhena licked the back of Nkuhuma male; I wonder if he misses that bonding he had with is brothers.
Nhena is in amazing condition for his age. I thought he might start to fade away a bit when he went nomadic but he's definitely doing very well health wise and still has a a lot of muscle.
New males in Sabi Sands
https://www.instagram.com/p/Cc_RxrELDKs/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet 
That's going to cause trouble for the Southern Avocas and Sand river pride. Perhaps the Nwas too.
I was praying that it was Junior and the boys. But doesn't look like its them unfortunately. Some of the 4 males look younger than the one in the picture. All different ages it seems.
Hope someone here can ID them.  *This image is copyright of its original author One of the other younger males of the 4 
In italian "La meraviglia di questo animale maestoso" means 'The wonder of this majestic animal'
  (05-02-2022, 01:57 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote: We need more picture, but some candidates are 4 males who where seen on H1-1 (they also had 1 more developed male) or maybe Nkuhlu young males (Mantimahle sons). I do believe these4 are the same as the ones seen in Southwestern Kruger a few months ago. Im trying to find that post in the lions of Kruger thread. 
Photo of Wide Nose posted today, but not certain when taken. Could have been in aftermath of his attack. Injuries match.
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