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N'waswitshaka males

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One of the four N'waswitshaka males!
A Lion will never have to tell you he's a lion
This male Lion was trying to escape the hot sun, seeking shade in a tamboti thicket.
November 2020,Photo credits: Ruvan Grobler,Sabi Sands SA.

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(11-12-2020, 11:44 PM)TinoArmando Wrote: One of the four N'waswitshaka males!
A Lion will never have to tell you he's a lion
This male Lion was trying to escape the hot sun, seeking shade in a tamboti thicket.
November 2020,Photo credits: Ruvan Grobler,Sabi Sands SA.

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They are really filling out well. He looks great. He's earned those scars, and wears them proudly, like a human wrestler/grappler with cauliflower ears.
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(11-13-2020, 02:40 AM)BA0701 Wrote:
(11-12-2020, 11:44 PM)TinoArmando Wrote: One of the four N'waswitshaka males!
A Lion will never have to tell you he's a lion
This male Lion was trying to escape the hot sun, seeking shade in a tamboti thicket.
November 2020,Photo credits: Ruvan Grobler,Sabi Sands SA.

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They are really filling out well. He looks great. He's earned those scars, and wears them proudly, like a human wrestler/grappler with cauliflower ears.

100% Agreed
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His mane looks to have came on considerably. Great to see
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Video just posted minutes ago, N'wa's get attacked by a croc, over a dead hippo meal. If that isn't the fastest reaction time of moving that you'll see, on two of them. No injuries, but a really close call. Some good video of Belly Scar.




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Cant believe belly scar went in after what just happened. Amazing reflexes, Brilliant footage
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One of the four N'waswitshaka males on the prowl!
November 2020,Photo credits: Johan Van Zyl
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(11-13-2020, 11:19 PM)Hairy tummy Wrote: Cant believe belly scar went in after what just happened. Amazing reflexes, Brilliant footage

That scar of his literally looks like one of his internal organs is protruding out there, perhaps a kidney. If that is the case, I am amazed it hasn't caused him way more problems than it has, like infections and such.
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More than likely intestines from where the wound is. Just shows how hardy lions are, its looks like a fresh wound when he jumps out the water but hes had it since showing up in SS. amazing
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(11-14-2020, 09:23 PM)BA0701 Wrote: That scar of his literally looks like one of his internal organs is protruding out there, perhaps a kidney. If that is the case, I am amazed it hasn't caused him way more problems than it has, like infections and such.

Thats not kindey, kindneis in cats are located higher, it might be part of spleen..
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We found three male lions resting in an open area not far from Bush Lodge after calling early in the morning. Not too far away, the fourth male was sprawled out under the shade of the trees while staying close to a lioness.


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With each passing day the N'waswitshaka males look much bigger and stronger than never. I hope we can see soon new cubs into the Styx pride. Let's see what will happens
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N'waswitshaka male coalition on Kirkman's Kamp area!! 
"Watching through the trees as a vulture tries to sneak in on his and his three brothers meal."
Sabi Sand, Greater Kruger
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The pair of mating lions, that were seen over the weekend – with the rest of the male coalition - are still hanging around the same area.  This was a first for our guests, who were thrilled to witness such a rare sighting
November 2020,Photo credits to: Louise Murray ane Ronald Mutero. 

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One of the four impressive N'waswitshaka seen recently at Kirkman's Kamp in Sabi Sands
Image by: Eckson Sithole
Kirkman's Kamp,Date: 18-11-20

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