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The Birmingham Males
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Battle Scarred. Male lions will often engage in a ferocious fights with other males either to defend or takeover a pride, to determine who is the more dominant and as such has mating rights or even just over the best part of the kill. Interestingly, of the big cats it is only lions who are very vocal eaters, leopards and cheetah prefer to eat as quietly as possible without squabbling, to try and avoid raising too much attention from would be scavengers.
Image of one of the two dominant males of Kambula/Ntsevu pride taken at Malamala Game Reserve. Posted:- 20 Mar 2020 By:- jschneidphotography  *This image is copyright of its original author
Birmingham boys in sabi sabi private game reserve
After announcing their presence to the world with the most impressive roaring display we have witnessed for a while, these two male lions sought out the shade to rest after having travelled what seems like a great distance to be at Sabi Sabi. Along the way, both lion and tracker Lazarus seemed absolutely focused! By: Sabi sabi private game reserve  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author
The Birmingham Male — with Tsundzukani Hlongwane, Lions of Sabi Sand, Birmingham Male Lions, Lion Coalitions & Prides of Sabi Sands and Lion lovers at Londolozi Game Reserve.
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The Birmingham boys on the move in the lush green vegetation at Londolozi,South Africa.
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 (03-27-2020, 12:10 AM)Cunaguaro Wrote: The Birmingham boys on the move in the lush green vegetation at Londolozi,South Africa. Oh,Awesome looking males. One of the most powerful and Successful coalition of the Sabi Sand in these days.
The Ntsevu pride were found on the airstrip a couple of times this week, usually with the Birmingham males in tow. These males are starting to show signs of age, in particular this individual known as Tinyo who is sporting a pronounced limp. How long will they be in charge for…? - Londolozi Game Reserve - Posted:- 27 Mar 2020
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I'm not counting my 2 dudes Nhena and Tinyo out just yet. I think they have a few more years left in them to be on top. Time will tell!
(03-31-2020, 12:45 AM)BigLion39 Wrote: I'm not counting my 2 dudes Nhena and Tinyo out just yet. I think they have a few more years left in them to be on top. Time will tell! The good thing is that the loss of two members hasn't cost them anything yet. They have successfully raised cubs to adulthood with the nkuhumas, torchwood, styx, and soon kambulas and the tsalala female's cub. Its good that the selaties story didn't happen to the birminghams.
How many cubs have the Birminghams had with the Kambulas and how old are they?
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