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The Mighty Mapogos
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Mapogo and Ximhungwe pride
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 (12-04-2020, 07:29 PM)Potato Wrote: "Do we know who the sub-adult that they were attacking was?" Ok, so he was of the Ximhungwe pride, thank you for that @Potato . Do we know if he was killed in this interaction, or what may have become of him? He is clearly too young to set out on his own, and he is receiving quite the mauling in these videos.  (12-04-2020, 09:05 PM)BA0701 Wrote:(12-04-2020, 07:29 PM)Potato Wrote: "Do we know who the sub-adult that they were attacking was?" As far as I remember he survived that encounter, but he kept trailing a pride and killed by the same pride later on. (12-04-2020, 09:18 PM)Potato Wrote:(12-04-2020, 09:05 PM)BA0701 Wrote:(12-04-2020, 07:29 PM)Potato Wrote: "Do we know who the sub-adult that they were attacking was?" Wow, ok thank you for that. He, obviously, kept trailing them because what else was he supposed to do. Very sad situation, unfortunately there wasn't a lioness like Tailless Tsalala to help him out after the passing of his mother.
Makhulu Mapogo
Lion searching for prey ar Sabi Sabi private game reserve at Kruger National Park. Photo credit: Nicole Lisa Sabi Sabi-Sabi Sands,posted 12/09/2020.  *This image is copyright of its original author
credits: Rob The Ranger
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Just coming to discover this video: 2 Mapogo male lions against two Manyeleti males.
Two young and healthy Manyeleti male lions started roaming into a new territory. Unlucky, two Mapogo male lions, Mister T. and Kinky Tail, ruled over this place and began to chase them. 
I am debating with a great fan of mapogo since this morning and he tell me that mr t and kinky tail have beat southern matimba... i just want to know is there any prove ? I know that mapogo fight against matimba but they was mr t makulu and pretty boy i never heard about mr.t and kinky tail alone...
 (12-26-2020, 06:08 AM)Psyckoo Wrote: I am debating with a great fan of mapogo since this morning and he tell me that mr t and kinky tail have beat southern matimba... i just want to know is there any prove ? I know that mapogo fight against matimba but they was mr t makulu and pretty boy i never heard about mr.t and kinky tail alone... No, KT died way before S. Matimbas or Matimbas in general came in northern Sabi Sands.. Maybe they chased them as young/nomadic males, but i dont know about that..
That magnificent mane on Dreadlocks, thats rare to see, actually i think i never seen such a mane, the best looking male i have ever seen..
Also, regarding the size of Mapogos, a lot of people are saying that Makhulu and Dreadlocks are much bigger then the rest, which i dont think is the case.. They might be bulkier, more muscular and bigger bone structures, but as we can see on this video clearly that Dreadlocks and Mr T are very close in height:  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author Pre split KT and Mr T definitely looked smaller compared to their brothers, but thats because they where younger and still developing, they where only around 6 when they split.. This footage is after reunion in 2010 i believe and Mr T clearly catch in size.. (12-27-2020, 03:08 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote: That magnificent mane on Dreadlocks, thats rare to see, actually i think i never seen such a mane, the best looking male i have ever seen..Dreadlocks was one of the biggest lions in Sabi Sands without a doubt. His death had a big impact in the Mapogo coalition, As per Khimbini Mak and Dreadlocks were the biggest of the 6. However, Yesterday I've seen again the documentary and Pb was a very tall male in his youngers days. Mr T looked smaller due his mohawk mane.
Some pics of Makhulu and Dreadlocks
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