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Styx Pride

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So I guess that explains why it’s not many cubs because most of them are southern avoca daughters and maybe around 4 years old? I believe the 3 sand river young males are also pretty young
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(09-28-2024, 04:52 AM)Ngonya Wrote:
(09-28-2024, 04:32 AM)Cath2020 Wrote: I believe the 2 Toulon ones died.  One was killed by the Nkhulus in the early stages of the takeover, and the last one disappeared not long after her son was killed by Snip Tail.
guides at Kirkman's say the Nkhulus killed "multiple females" and ate them during the takeover.
Not sure about numbers or anything but i recall that being mentioned twice by guides

also the biggest group of Sand Rivers i've seen so far were 5 lionesses together

In the Mala Mala reports they still have 6 lionesses listed but have only mentioned seeing 5 for a few months now. I think it's fairly certain the 6th lioness is gone.
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Since we know who floppy ears sister (littermate ) is does this now confirm his mother is the Birmingham Styx female
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We don't know who his mother is.
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(Yesterday, 01:49 PM)Mwk85 Wrote:



Now would be the perfect time to try and get accepted by Khanya and NK, him without K12, atleast for now, should make that altercation go a bit smoother.
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(Yesterday, 02:16 PM)KM600 Wrote:
(Yesterday, 01:49 PM)Mwk85 Wrote:



Now would be the perfect time to try and get accepted by Khanya and NK, him without K12, atleast for now, should make that altercation go a bit smoother.

He is such a good looking male lion. He is a bit young isn’t he? 

I had read K12 was seen with the NdZhengas male lions.
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(Yesterday, 02:34 PM)Guillermo94 Wrote: He is such a good looking male lion. He is a bit young isn’t he? 

Will be 4 yrs at the beginning of 2025.
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( This post was last modified: Yesterday, 05:11 PM by T_Ferguson )

Floppy ear is the cousin of Mohawks Nkhuma boys, is he not?  That would be a wonderful fit, but probably wouldn't work as I don't think he'd be able to even get to them, and they'd be a tough sell I think.
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(Yesterday, 05:10 PM)T_Ferguson Wrote: Floppy ear is the cousin of Mohawks Nkhuma boys, is he not?

Nop.

He is son of Ndhzengas and Styxs, who dont have Avoca or NK blood.
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(Yesterday, 05:15 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote:
(Yesterday, 05:10 PM)T_Ferguson Wrote: Floppy ear is the cousin of Mohawks Nkhuma boys, is he not?

Nop.

He is son of Ndhzengas and Styxs, who dont have Avoca or NK blood.

Thank you.  Got that really wrong... LOL
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