Mangheni Pride

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(07-08-2024, 09:16 PM)Mapokser Wrote: This might be the beginning of "cubs start going miasing after the fathers die/are ousted/abandon them".

@criollo2mil do you know since when the cub is missing? Did they disappear in the last few days or have them being missing for longer?

If it is for longer then it's likely that was one of the older, almost 1,5yo cubs.

That is so strange I wonder what could have happened. 
Wasn’t the other male lions in the West are the Nukhuma male lion and the Talamatie male lion? This is sad hopefully the Plain Camp male could come back. I do not understand what could have made them decide to not see their cubs. Right now they have been giving attention to the Nukhuma lionesses. Hopefully what happens with other lionesses when the male lions are not around does not happen. It is strange one of the older cubs has not been seen. Hopefully he is ok, but when a male sub adult is missing the worst of what could have happened is hunger, or maybe hunting ? The male lions not being must stress to them it must of put pressure on the older lionesses which is why they may not be around ? Injuries and getting sick when pressure to hunt and protect many cubs; is difficult for older lions. I was also thinking the other sub adults in the west the son and daughter sub adults of Ridge nose? Couldn’t they be competing with other lions? I remember the young Othowa male lion with the Othowa lionesses would compete with the Mahangeni pride. Reply