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Lions of Sabi Sands

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(09-13-2024, 07:24 PM)MrLoesoe Wrote: Do you know where in Sabi Sands they were sighted?
They werent in Sabi Sand.

Stupid mistake of mine, mixed with the topic coalitions of Kruger.

My apologies, deleted it already. 

The boys are still in Kruger
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PCM with Tsalala pride in Singita:

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(09-14-2024, 12:09 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote: PCM with Tsalala pride in Singita:

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What great images! Were both boys present, and do we know the sex of these three cubs yet?
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(09-14-2024, 12:13 AM)BA0701 Wrote:
(09-14-2024, 12:09 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote: PCM with Tsalala pride in Singita:

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What great images! Were both boys present, and do we know the sex of these three cubs yet?

I only saw images of the one.  I think while this was going on the other was off with Nkhumas, or the Ximungs, or possibly both since they have transporter technology.
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(09-14-2024, 12:13 AM)BA0701 Wrote:
(09-14-2024, 12:09 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote: PCM with Tsalala pride in Singita:

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What great images! Were both boys present, and do we know the sex of these three cubs yet?

Two of the cubs are female and one is a male, if I remember correctly. It was posted earlier on this thread but I cannot find it now. Edit: found it Lions of Sabi Sands (wildfact.com)

That is good news for the future of the pride (although three females would be even better)!

The male will have a hard time though once he reaches adulthood, I'm afraid, with no brothers or cousins around.
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(09-14-2024, 01:16 PM)MrLoesoe Wrote:
(09-14-2024, 12:13 AM)BA0701 Wrote:
(09-14-2024, 12:09 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote: PCM with Tsalala pride in Singita:

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What great images! Were both boys present, and do we know the sex of these three cubs yet?

Two of the cubs are female and one is a male, if I remember correctly. It was posted earlier on this thread but I cannot find it now. Edit: found it Lions of Sabi Sands (wildfact.com)

That is good news for the future of the pride (although three females would be even better)!

The male will have a hard time though once he reaches adulthood, I'm afraid, with no brothers or cousins around.

Thank you for that! Yes, two is of course better than 1, or none, for sure. Ha, and it looks like I even replied to that post, go figure. Sometimes a hectic life gets in the way I suppose. Here's to hoping they all reach adulthood!
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(09-14-2024, 12:09 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote: PCM with Tsalala pride in Singita:

 Nice pics my friend. So happy for Tsalala pride, hopefully those little fellows all make it to adulthood
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1/2 Beautiful Ximungwe Cubs

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Kind of bittersweet, another 'Solo' born into the Tsalala Pride!  Shades of bygone days.  His destiny will be much harder as he is not only a solo boy, but born to a lone lioness. Will be interesting to watch his story unfold in the coming months and years, if he survives that long.
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Ndzenga/N'Waswitshaka males messing with a young hippo. And a brief clip of Mohawk in the Clarendon open area. If I remember correctly that's in the north-west corner of Mala Mala, close to their border with KNP.




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Go Floppy Go!!!!



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This channel, "All About The Lions of Sabi Sands" has been putting out some truly wonderful, and informative videos. I hope more people will subscribe to their channel, we need more channels like this.




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(09-18-2024, 02:09 AM)BA0701 Wrote: This channel, "All About The Lions of Sabi Sands" has been putting out some truly wonderful, and informative videos. I hope more people will subscribe to their channel, we need more channels like this.





They do GREAT WORK
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I know this video has already been sent in here, but it seems like name Khanya is frequently being used now (in the caption), whether that’s with guides themselves or even on WildEarth. I obviously have nothing against others who still refer to him as Talamati male, and I believe lodges / reserves will continue to call him that, but I would, personally, be all for the name Khanya sticking with him.

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(09-18-2024, 01:46 PM)KM600 Wrote: I know this video has already been sent in here, but it seems like name Khanya is frequently being used now (in the caption), whether that’s with guides themselves or even on WildEarth. I obviously have nothing against others who still refer to him as Talamati male, and I believe lodges / reserves will continue to call him that, but I would, personally, be all for the name Khanya sticking with him.


Name's are fine, especially if the actual guides and reserves are using them. But I'll probably still continue to call him the Talamati male, as he's partnered with a male who doesn't have a name. Just like I don't refer to the bigger(-maned) PC male by his name, as his brother doesn't have one. Seems a bit weird to name one but not the other.

On another note, I'm a bit more hopeful for this pairing than the Nkuhuma male's previous partner's because:

- They are both cautious, survivor type males, which means they'll probably take their time and strengthen their bond before they make any challenges.
- Neither of them have ever been proper pride/territorial males. Which again means (I think) they'll be less likely to rush into anything. If we look at Nkuhumas previous partners, both Nhena and Skorro Jr. had been pride/territorial males before, which meant they were more likely to rush into becoming so again. Obviously the Skorro/Orpen male was a bit of an anomaly, but I just have a different feeling with these two.

Obviously it's still too early to tell, and the Nkuhuma's track record means we ourselves need to be cautious about being too optimistic, but there you go, my two pennies.
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