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@"Timbavati" Hi, do you know when the Timbavati map will be posted? We all are eagerly waiting for it. 
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(04-03-2023, 10:42 PM)lionuk Wrote: @"Timbavati" Hi, do you know when the Timbavati map will be posted? We all are eagerly waiting for it. 
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 We'll post the Timbavati map in mid of this month, in each month of the year. We will try to do a monthly map with Timbavati guys.
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I’m hearing the Western Pride is down to two cubs.   Here in this sighting, I notice a (lioness?) in the background struggling to walk looking frail and sickly?


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(04-06-2023, 08:19 PM)criollo2mil Wrote: I’m hearing the Western Pride is down to two cubs.   Here in this sighting, I notice a (lioness?) in the background struggling to walk looking frail and sickly?



If I read correctly, they are down to 6 cubs, not 2 cubs.
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(04-06-2023, 09:29 PM)lionuk Wrote:
(04-06-2023, 08:19 PM)criollo2mil Wrote: I’m hearing the Western Pride is down to two cubs.   Here in this sighting, I notice a (lioness?) in the background struggling to walk looking frail and sickly?



If I read correctly, they are down to 6 cubs, not 2 cubs.

yeah, sorry....i read it backwards  (SMH)   they lost two cubs and are down to six is what i should have reaD  LOL.

TY FOR CLEARING ME UP :)
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(04-06-2023, 08:19 PM)criollo2mil Wrote: I’m hearing the Western Pride is down to two cubs.   Here in this sighting, I notice a (lioness?) in the background struggling to walk looking frail and sickly?



Skorokoro, a true survivor of the Timbavati. Glad to see him thriving with the Western pride. He'll turn on his fourth year of reign in late 2023. Around October/November.
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River pride lionesses contact calling, by CS-Wildcam




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(04-08-2023, 05:41 PM)Potato Wrote:




Does he have that black spot disease? Sizanani at the end of life looked like this.
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(04-08-2023, 07:28 PM)Gavskrr Wrote: Does he have that black spot disease? Sizanani at the end of life looked like this.

Yes, he has it on both hips, very rare to see.

Unfortunatley, its only matter of time how long he will live.

Not sure why rangers are saying this are injuries, Kruger staff are ignoring this disease too much.

I mean, Sumatra is over 10-11 yeara old, so this disease didnt kill him when he was young , but still some lions die of this far sooner.

Kruger needs to do more to investigate this disease.
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(04-08-2023, 07:54 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote:
(04-08-2023, 07:28 PM)Gavskrr Wrote: Does he have that black spot disease? Sizanani at the end of life looked like this.

Yes, he has it on both hips, very rare to see.

Unfortunatley, its only matter of time how long he will live.

Not sure why rangers are saying this are injuries, Kruger staff are ignoring this disease too much.

I mean, Sumatra is over 10-11 yeara old, so this disease didnt kill him when he was young , but still some lions die of this far sooner.

Kruger needs to do more to investigate this disease.

He is probably older then that, I remember he should be around 12-13 yrs old now
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(04-08-2023, 10:51 PM)Mdz123 Wrote: He is probably older then that, I remember he should be around 12-13 yrs old now

Its not known, but its estimated that he was born around 2012 (maybe 2011).

This is him in early 2017, you can see how young he looks :


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Regardless, he made it to quite old age despite this disease.
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The always impressive Guernsey male. Been a while since he was last seen. Perhaps moved off the reserve due to the black dam males showing a lot of presence in the south.


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Old Ross males.


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