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The Mantimahle Males
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Mantimahle Coalition seen at MalaMala - 5 Dec 2017
One of the only images I have of this mighty coalition know as the mantimahle. Originally five but recently we have only seen four together.... Photo credit to: Andrew Danckwerts Sabi Sand-MalaMala Game Reserve,Posted: 5/12/2017.  *This image is copyright of its original author
MALAMALA TODAY: May 15th. 5 lion sightings: 3 large males (Mantimahle) moved north through the southern half of our property before settling down in eastern Flockfield. The Eyrefield pride were viewed in southwestern Charleston- this pride has suffered another blow as the aforementioned male collation of 5 killed the oldest male cub. The Marthly pride were seen at Paraffin Drift. 1 of the Matshapiri males was moving west just north of Rattray's Camp. 1 of the young Sand River males was viewed near Flat Rocks. 3 leopards: the Sibuye female killed an impala in the Nontsemeni Donga. A male known by our neighbours as the Mahlatini male was found with a bushbuck kill as well as an impala kill in southwestern Charleston. The West Street male was also viewed in the south. Scattered elephant and buffalo bull sightings were recorded today as well as many hyenas. Photo of the Mantimahle males by ranger Johannes D Welman @johannesdwelman_photo
Photo credit to: ranger Johannes D Welman Sabi Sand-MalaMala Game Reserve,Posted: 15/5/2017.  *This image is copyright of its original author
The Mantimahle males (1th 2th and 4th) are back at Kirkman's Kamp,this time them were seen on the sand
Photo credits to: Eckson Sithole Sabi Sand-Kirkman's Kamp,Posted: 9/7/2017.  *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 BOSS"CHARCOAL" Mantimahle
Photo credit to: Willie Pienaar Sabi Sand,Posted: 1/11/2018.  *This image is copyright of its original author
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The Mantimahle males are back in Lion Sands! In today’s blog (link in bio) Field Guide JP Marx recounts how he came across this powerful coalition on foot, and shares what happened when the males came together with the Sand River females on a buffalo carcass.
During our stay at the Kirkman's Kamp on the Sabi Sand Reserve in the Kruger, we were very lucky to see four male lions together. Our ranger told us that these guys are lords of most of the western Kruger, overseeing four or five different prides, and are only very occasional visitors to the Sabi Sand Reserve. Although they behave here like four kittens, they are ruthless killers. To get to their position of dominance, Josh, our ranger, reckoned that between them, they had probably killed over 100 other lions - competing males, recalcitrant females, and cubs fathered by other males in prides they have taken over. And yet, they can behave like this. We spent a wonderful 45 minutes watching them.
Note: I doubt much that the Mantimahle have killed around 100 lions,also sound a bit far-fetched,I not judging the statement of the ranger,but IDK!
Early morning the Mantimahle males on the H1-2 close to Skukuza
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One of the famous Mantimahle males posing beautifully early morning in the road. There is not a better feeling then coming around a corner and finding one or even more than one big male lion in the road!
Kruger National Park, S21,Image date back: Jan 2020 Photo credit to: Deon Kelbrick  *This image is copyright of its original author
Lion with giraffe kill
June 2019 Photo credit to: Aloke Patnaik  *This image is copyright of its original author
The 2TH"HONEST FACE" of the Mantimahle males a few years back in KNP...
Photo credit to: CP Wildlife Photography  *This image is copyright of its original author
One of the Mantimahle males chasing and focused in someone!
Image by: Kurt Schultz Image posted: October 22.2020 (I've asked when it was taken still without an answer)  *This image is copyright of its original author
 (09-13-2020, 02:21 AM)TinoArmando Wrote: Early morning the Mantimahle males on the H1-2 close to Skukuza good quality pics here . do you have this one in better quality to share ?  *This image is copyright of its original author and is his name Honest Face ?
(10-24-2020, 09:21 AM)239Pu Wrote:(09-13-2020, 02:21 AM)TinoArmando Wrote: Early morning the Mantimahle males on the H1-2 close to Skukuza I'll will research to see if i find some good photos of him... and yeah This is Honest face, part of the Mantimahle coalition 
Not super familiar with this coalition but from the comments it looks like the early days of the mantimahles and also their father..
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(10-25-2020, 11:00 PM)Gijima Wrote: Not super familiar with this coalition but from the comments it looks like the early days of the mantimahles and also their father.. Yeah. Mantimahle and old Mazithi males |
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