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Shishangaan Male Lions

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(03-28-2025, 03:16 AM)Robot00 Wrote:
(03-27-2025, 09:52 PM)Fenix123 Wrote: TBT 

Casper On S126

Credits to gmitchley_wildlifephotography

According to this picture, it seems like the beginning of the end for these four shish brothers as casper was the last remaining "healthy" one. Now he's looking like this? Time is unfortunately ticking for him and his bros.

On a side note: I think with the way the four bboys kambulas are right now, it seems to me they're walking down the exact same road as these shish brothers. They will conquer a pride late and then they all wither away in two short years. Hopefully i am wrong but It's a shame for the bboys kambulas. I had greater expectations from them two years ago.
I found the Same picture on Gmitchley's Facebook page
The picture is from january 2020
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Casper was seen back in the area he was born at. The Shish Pride was said to have been in this same area the day before as well. In the comment section a photographer mentions that his brother Mfowethu was seen on March 25th at Sonop waterhole, but wasn't in good condition. According to said photographer, Casanova was last seen on January 29 and Footloose on December 25 (haven't been able to independently confirm so take it with a grain of salt). Will be interesting to see what lies ahead for Casper in the coming future.

Credit: Rudi Hulshof.

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( This post was last modified: 03-29-2025, 06:20 PM by BA0701 )

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Casper the white lion is in good condition. However reports suggest that Casanova and Mfowethu may no longer be with us. Casper was seen all alone yet again. It is likely that he abandoned his territory due to the presence of stronger males around the area. As none of his brothers were seen with him anytime recently. Footloose's situation remains uncertain and more evidence has to be shared before we can confirm his current status. As Casper is now all alone this probably means that his nomadic journey might have started. Let us hope that he remains healthy as he enters a new stage of his life and as a magnificent era comes to an end. Disappointed
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Dated from the 29th March 2025. Casper, being 11 years old, is the only one survivor in a relatively good shape. Casanova and footlose are dead and Mfowethu, recently spotted on the 25th March is very weakened. The Casper's mother is also dead. I don't know why the explanations below the video are in French, but the video itself is in English.








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(03-29-2025, 10:01 AM)MapogoBoys11 Wrote: Credits to #elreydelasbestias




Casper the white lion is in good condition. However reports suggest that Casanova and Mfowethu may no longer be with us. Casper was seen all alone yet again. It is likely that he abandoned his territory due to the presence of stronger males around the area. As none of his brothers were seen with him anytime recently. Footloose's situation remains uncertain and more evidence has to be shared before we can confirm his current status. As Casper is now all alone this probably means that his nomadic journey might have started. Let us hope that he remains healthy as he enters a new stage of his life and as a magnificent era comes to an end. Disappointed

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