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N'waswitshaka males
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I think the cheetah didn't want to run needlessly (as they can tire fairly quickly) and didn't want to stop without having a clear idea how much distance is between them resulting in the cheetah looking back, so it appeared like it is waiting for him. Fair to say not many would be so persistent in the pursuit as Amahle did.
  
Sticking together.
Recently, the 3 Ndhzenga males haven’t strayed far from each other. They’ve spent most of the last month in the northern parts of their territory, ready to confront the 2 Black Dam males who are encroaching on their territory.  *This image is copyright of its original author
All 3 looking very good! Nice to see them healthy and strong especially Gore!
04-23-2023, 05:55 AM
( This post was last modified: 04-23-2023, 06:13 AM by Mwk85
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Been in a bit of a scrap with someone. Brothers, Black Dam's, Talamati's, Kambula lionesses?
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Amahle w Gore in the background
“ Good to get the camera out again. Took a while to remember how to use it but can’t complain about the outcome. The larger Ndzhenga males put on a show this morning along with the other members of his coalition #malamalagamereserve #lionsightings”
Letting the others know they’re in charge here
Amahle after he lost his temper with the Kambula lionesses
Pic credit: Fiona Lyons  *This image is copyright of its original author
Ndzhenga malae lion: Eorenji announcing himself.
Photo credits: Carol Rogers
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