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Other male lion coalitions from Masai Mara
Other male lion coalitions from Masai Mara
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Other male lion coalitions from Masai Mara
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Nice to see the Notch bloodline running strong into the Black Rock Young boys!!!!
 
The Strike Force in Masai Mara. The Salas Males who have a strong bond enabled them to confront and destroy whatever hinders their success.
Masai Mara, Kenya. Photographer Credit To follow & for Print: @bownaankamal
As a solo male, relying entirely on himself, there is nothing that can be a barrier between him and what this king wants!
The Beast Sirikoi! In a beautiful & recent shot. Nairobi National Park, Kenya. - Photographer Credit - To Follow them & for Prints contact: @adarsh.nagda
Olbarnoti looking magnificent for his age of 15 and half years old when this video was filmed in late 2020.
Great body condition and full belly.
Beast Mood.
The Famous nomadic male Bob Marley, one of the legends of Masai Mara, this fabulous shot was taken of him trying to catch a warthog from his hole in the mud! The operation lasted hours of hard work, but the old boy did not give up until he grabbed the neck of what he had tired of. He is over 13 years old. A living legend deserving of praise. Masai Mara , Kenya Photographer Credit To follow & for Print: @fizan_chaudhry
Legends never die.
Here, the majestic, the veteran, the warrior! All words of success will not all describe his achievements! The legend Lolparpit, one of the most successful lions in Mara, died in November 2020 at age of almost 16 yrs old. Leaving behind him the most widespread, powerful and numerous offsprings in Mara! This is what makes the lion a true legend. RIP Legend! Masai Mara, Kenya Photographer Credit To follow & for Print: @rupayan_datta
An interesting video on older generation of Mara lions who are holding on, despite being surrounded by younger male coalitions.
On patrol mission!
Great B&W picture of two of the three Salas coalition, a prime males known for their ferocity wherever they pass. Maasai Mara National Reserve, Kenya. - Photographer Credit - To follow& for print: @chekaphotosafaris 
“Lions at sunrise” by Rob the Ranger, featuring Olbarnoti and some of the Enkoyonai lions:
Lolparpit and Olbaranoti, the undisputed legends. The great duo who shared a close brotherly bond. Both males lived a storied life full of adventure, battles and love, leaving a big legacy spread all over the Mara in the form of many current dominant males and lioness. Incredible coalition. At the age of 15 Lolparpit single-handedly defended his territory against two of the fiercest lions who passed by and did not surrender to them, Kaka and Maridadi.. He lived after this incident for a year and eventually died from an injury that occurred during the quarantine, which appears to be from a hunting accident, which led to a fracture in his hip. While his loyal brother disappeared shortly after his brother's death on the nomadic road..to live out his remaining days as a nomadic lion, he was last seen several months ago and was in good health then! But not seen again after that.. Here is the legends "Lolparpit" right and his brother Olbaranoti "left" in a great picture that commemorates their beautiful memory..
Masai Mara, Kenya. Photographer Credit To follow & for Print: @rupayan_datta
Lolparpit and Olbarnoti, they were also younger brothers to Cheza, Junior, and Sala of Big Cat Diary (I think that was the name). They were the next litter of Cubs so they were not featured on the film. That also means that they are, I assume, half brothers or cousins to Scar and the Musketeers as Cheza sired them supposedly. Huge legacy they left for sure!
The one-eyed king "Chongo" one of the Billa Shaka/Six Pack coalition males in the Mara triangle. Sons of Lolparpit and Olbarnoti!
#MasaiMaraNationalReserve By Thorsten Hanewald  *This image is copyright of its original author
¡Update!
After Scarface was recently spotted a few days ago thin and alone, he was seen today next to the fierce Salas coalition, they didn't seem interested in him as they were interesting to feed on the hippo carcass, the photographer said nothing happened during this picture, let's hope things go well for the Mara icon. Masai Mara, Kenya. Photographer Credit: Lenny Nkoitoi @le.nny2079 |
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