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Lions of Timbavati
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  (07-04-2022, 08:20 PM)lionuk Wrote: The Giraffe pride (with 10 cubs in tow) and the Hercules & Sumatra males seen last weekend Sumatra limp is barely noticeable in the sighting. Glad to heard these two are still doing well with the Giraffe pride. After all, they didn't left much offspring behind, with Sumatra past his prime, and Hercules on it. Are very, very good news... 
Took a screenshot of Sumatra in that IG video. Am I seeing stuff? Looks as he has an injury on his inner, upper leg or his stomach? I circled it in yellow best I could.
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Very nice.
Well Sumatra is 12.5 yrs old. He is doing fine according to his age.  (07-05-2022, 01:01 PM)BigLion39 Wrote: Took a screenshot of Sumatra in that IG video. Am I seeing stuff? Looks as he has an injury on his inner, upper leg or his stomach? I circled it in yellow best I could. Definitely appears to be an injury of some sort, a cut or tear of the skin for sure. Could be a buffalo horn got hooked underneath him, or perhaps as @   *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author So looks like part of Birmingham pride was on a kill, what is interesting is that male on a picture, doesnt look like neither of Ross males, way too young, also looks too old for 2 "brown" young males. To me he looks like Skorro young male, Orpens son. (07-06-2022, 11:36 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Could be. That's interesting
The last Nharhu male 'Skorokoro' with the Western pride and five cubs at Motswari Prívate Game Reserve
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Tanda Tula update
The Giraffe Pride seemed to be more active in the area than the past months and have been seen with a few kills, including a giraffe and waterbuck. The Mayambula Pride and their nineteen members began expanding the areas over which they were moving and started pushing further north of our traversing. They will however always return to their territorial core as the cubs grow up and require more food we can expect this trend to become more evident.  *This image is copyright of its original author
Some Sightings from sistersafaris at thornybush
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Mongawane males on the prowl at Makanyi Lodge. Images by Khalil Ibrajim, June 30, 2022
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