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I see HUGE differences in those photos. Anyone can select certain angle photos of a lion to make their point. I can create the same collage with RN’s son looking exactly like dark mane. Would that convince you? No, because you want to “see” Mohawk and someone else wants to see dark mane. This is why I hesitated to jump into this argument in the first place. 

Without even trying to find similar photos you can clearly see he takes after his mother (who is old in this photo so her face has changed a lot):

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No matter what photo I pick from thin air, Silver Eye’s son always looks like a Talamati, not an Avoca.

Avocas have long, diamond faces with wide cheekbones. And eyes that slant upward. Even their orange eyes are different:

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Anyways we can debate this forever but when it comes to the very first litters of the Talamatis I have no doubt who the fathers are. And it’s supported by objective facts like who dominated mating rights at that time too not just size and looks.
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The futility of determining paternity via facial features in action lol
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(01-16-2023, 02:26 AM)Tonpa Wrote: The futility of determining paternity via facial features in action lol

I'm so bad at that. To me, they all look very similar   Wink
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( This post was last modified: 01-16-2023, 12:16 PM by BigLion39 )

Yeah me too. Im terrible, I even id lions not correct that I've been following for the past 3 years! They all look so similar. The only exception i can see are Ololparpit and Olbarnoti lineage as they have a hugely specific facial structure.
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( This post was last modified: 01-18-2023, 07:33 PM by Tonpa )

Nkuhuma pride with Mohawk close to the Imbali Pride at Chitwa Dam, Imbalis moved off after this
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Nkuhuma pride on 18th Jan.
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Herd of buffalo vs nkuhuma subadults



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Lioness recovering.




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Nkuhuma pride festing over buffalo kill.

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Update on the lioness




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(01-22-2023, 08:24 AM)afortich Wrote: Update on the lioness

Which female is it, Chela or 1/3 younger?
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(01-22-2023, 06:38 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Which female is it, Chela or 1/3 younger?
At one place I read "Pale eyes" is recovering well.
Not sure who she is??
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Did anyone see the buffalo hunt and how her injury occurred? Did she get trampled? Did her leg get stepped on like Dark Mane? Has anyone seen her walk? She was in pain earlier and chewing on sticks like what DM did after his insane buffalo attack.

She looks like shes capable and good condition so she has excellent chance of healing. I watched her breathing she she doesn’t seem to have broken ribs.
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(01-22-2023, 06:38 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote:
(01-22-2023, 08:24 AM)afortich Wrote: Update on the lioness

Which female is it, Chela or 1/3 younger?

It’s 1/3 Birminghams…..Pale Eyes
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( This post was last modified: 01-22-2023, 10:26 PM by DARK MANE )

One more buffalo kill.
Nkuhuma subs are on full rock and roll 
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