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I can only see 4 females, I hope the 5th one was there too.
In the last few days and weeks the Kambulas, Nkuhumas, and Mohawk/Talamati were in Singita, PCM need to take their time now to patrol their core territory and keep other lions out.
They need to hold their territory for at least 3 years now and with big coalitions of young males in the SS like Kambulas, Nkuhumas, and Nkhulus, things will get dangerous for them in the next months when these guys turn territorial. Nkhulus and Kambulas are close and Nkuhumas might turn territorial in less than a year, especially because they are already bigger than their father.
05-11-2023, 07:02 PM( This post was last modified: 05-11-2023, 07:05 PM by criollo2mil )
The Boys back west. This time w Ximunghwe in Dulini and Inyati.
The quick turn from Singita to west to visit both prides is a positive sign. They need to have a more definitive presence at both extremes to have any success in sustaining both prides whom are separated as much as Mhangeni and Ximunghwe are (with RN nestled between)
(05-09-2023, 12:56 AM)Mapokser Wrote: I can only see 4 females, I hope the 5th one was there too.
In the last few days and weeks the Kambulas, Nkuhumas, and Mohawk/Talamati were in Singita, PCM need to take their time now to patrol their core territory and keep other lions out.
They need to hold their territory for at least 3 years now and with big coalitions of young males in the SS like Kambulas, Nkuhumas, and Nkhulus, things will get dangerous for them in the next months when these guys turn territorial. Nkhulus and Kambulas are close and Nkuhumas might turn territorial in less than a year, especially because they are already bigger than their father.
I saw a caption said 5 lionesses. I need to locate it but I believe all 5 were accounted for
