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Lions of Timbavati
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 (11-19-2021, 07:08 PM)Potato Wrote:Soon as I can, I'll post the update. Currently working in Timbavati map.(11-19-2021, 06:21 PM)Timbavati Wrote: Up-close and personal with Sindzisa! One of the two Skorro males 
Can everyone just chill now. I never had issues with anyones opinions here. You all are acting like its the Facebook or Youtube lion community.
If a topic starts flooding the boards. Just create a new forum thread. 
Hello everyone this is just a reminder if you have disputes with each other settle it privately,debates are allowed but again keep it cordial. Do not crap up these threads.
As our mod @Lycaon said. Discussions and problems between members can be solved via PM. Each word will had a big impact with WildFact. Which also could end with mods take action in the matter. endless discussion with non-appropiate language won't be tolerated anymore. Debate(s) are allowed as long it's in a respectful way.
@"Timbavati" Hey, I believe you mentioned it before, who were the dominant males of the Ngati Pride before the Masungulo males arrived?
Not sure who killed it, or if both were involved, but here is a short video showing BYM and TYM with a fresh young buffalo kill.
Geurnsey male has a partner!
Credits: Andi Dill It would be really cool if any of you can identify his partner Edits: People are saying its the Monwana young male, son of Trilogy males. " target="_blank" class="post_link">  (11-22-2021, 02:43 AM)Potato Wrote:(11-22-2021, 02:25 AM)Timbavati Wrote: A Timbavati update: The oldest son of the Black dam male born in March 2016 in the Monwana pride was seen around a week ago with 1 of the 3 Thornybush males and possibly Guernsey Thornybush (11-22-2021, 03:12 AM)Timbavati Wrote:(11-22-2021, 02:43 AM)Potato Wrote:(11-22-2021, 02:25 AM)Timbavati Wrote: A Timbavati update: The oldest son of the Black dam male born in March 2016 in the Monwana pride was seen around a week ago with 1 of the 3 Thornybush males Its nice seeing the remaining Monwana male has found new partners, after many months as a solo male. 
Good for that Monwana male! Hes a survivor for sure! Thank you for the update my friend!
The limping Monwana male born was seen with one of the three Thornybush/Monwana males and possibly Guernsey on a Giraffe kill in the western parts of Thornybush
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 (11-09-2021, 03:13 AM)Timbavati Wrote: Hi DA. Welcome to WildFact forum. Hope you enjoy much as we do. If you ever has a question, don't doubt in ask me. The Timbavati males were born into the Jacaranda pride in 2003/4. These males were dominant in the Northern parts of Timbavati. But they also were dominant in Ingwelala/Umbabat and Ntsiri. These cubs, in fact, are from the Machaton pride and were sired by the Timbavati males. Thank you. Are the cubs in the picture the Machaton Males. Is their natal pride extinct? |
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