Lions of Timbavati

[Tr1x24]

I updated IDs of 4 Monwanas who are in Sabi Sand, check in Lions ID threat: https://wildfact.com/forum/topic-lions-i...#pid216233

Now, im in search for other borthers.

I found this male :

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December 2023

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January 2024 

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August 2024

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By the looks if it, this is prob the biggest male, this one:

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Then i found this boy, he looks to be younger a bit then 4 in Sabi Sands, he is prob from 2022:

April 2024

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This is him more recently with older brother behind him (who is 1/4 in Sabi Sands): 

August 2024

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And again him, behind his brother/sister in front, same sighting:

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Then theres even younger sub/cub male on this sighting:

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And here in October 2024:

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These ones are prob born in 2023, not sure how many there are, but 1 was killed by BDMs not long ago :

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Will add those 2 brothers to ID post, but not sure on their status atm. Reply

[Mwk85]

Was definitely surprise to see this. Footage is potentially from today, 7th of January.

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[Rabubi]

(Yesterday, 05:12 AM)Mwk85 Wrote: Was definitely surprise to see this. Footage is potentially from today, 7th of January.

That is insane! And he seems to still have some pep in his step. All things considered, he looks pretty good. Reply

[NLAL11]

(Yesterday, 05:12 AM)Mwk85 Wrote: Was definitely surprise to see this. Footage is potentially from today, 7th of January.

Looks like something had a good go at biting his tail off (possibly a hyena, as that's how lions tend to lose their tails). Still got that stuff going on with his mane and neck, but what a tough guy! Reply