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Lions of Sabi Sands

Panama Mapokser Offline
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Are these the PCM or some males from the other Singita lodges like the one from Kruger?

It says "Business is business ?

Responding to distant roars these two shortly set off in the direction of the intruders."

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(12-19-2023, 05:39 AM)Mapokser Wrote: Are these the PCM or some males from the other Singita lodges like the one from Kruger?

It says "Business is business ?

Responding to distant roars these two shortly set off in the direction of the intruders."


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Caption speaks about one of the Kambula males trying his luck with one of the Nkuhuma females, but she wasn’t interested.

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He also says "now this is an IMPRESSIVE male, wow".
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Btw that video might be a few days old, as his other story highlights are from a few days ago. Also, as far as we know the other Kambula males are still with their sister in Londolozi and Nkorho could be a decent distance depending on where they are in Londolozi.
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Do we know the current composition of the Imbali Pride and how many daughters S8 lion had in this pride?Also their age?
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Does the skorro ba male have a territory and how old is he
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How old the are the gijimas
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Latest Mala Mala video. Both N'waswitshaka males and a Kambula lioness (K6?): Orange Eyes with an impala lamb and Amahle on a termite mound.




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(12-20-2023, 05:18 PM)Mabande Wrote: Do we know the current composition of the Imbali Pride and how many daughters S8 lion had in this pride?Also their age?

Not sure, I think breakaways have 4/5 females, but idk if they are all young females.
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Panama Mapokser Offline
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Kambulas roaring, this one is limping, I think we can see the wound on his right hindlimb.

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(12-22-2023, 01:33 AM)Mapokser Wrote: Kambulas roaring, this one is limping, I think we can see the wound on his right hindlimb.

Thats K3, wonder what happened.
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My bet is that he got that while hunting, but who knows.
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(12-22-2023, 01:33 AM)Mapokser Wrote: Kambulas roaring, this one is limping, I think we can see the wound on his right hindlimb.


(12-22-2023, 03:31 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote:
(12-22-2023, 01:33 AM)Mapokser Wrote: Kambulas roaring, this one is limping, I think we can see the wound on his right hindlimb.

Thats K3, wonder what happened.

(12-22-2023, 05:48 AM)Mapokser Wrote: My bet is that he got that while hunting, but who knows.
This is the 2nd time within a year he's limping. Previously he got beat up by gijimas and had a limp. Now this limp

Seems like he's the only brother that's getting injured somehow.
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