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the Selati coalition

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09-21-2024, 02:21 AM

(09-20-2024, 10:42 PM)Ngonya Wrote: October 2012
Selati #2 & #3

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Selati #1

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by Jaime Steffen Lutz

What a beautiful lion he was. They were beautiful lions. I am hoping I get to see in this page how the Ximunguwe lioness and the Talamatie lioness had cubs again and were able to raise their cubs.
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09-21-2024, 02:50 AM

(09-21-2024, 02:21 AM)Go131810 Wrote: What a beautiful lion he was. They were beautiful lions. I am hoping I get to see in this page how the Ximunguwe lioness and the Talamatie lioness had cubs again and were able to raise their cubs.
Indeed beautiful specimens the Selatis were. 

Ximhungwe had a male cub last year, unfortunately he passed and to make matters worst she didn't mate ever since. Choosing to help raise her partners cubs.
I haven't heard of Tiyelele in a while... Alone in the north, i hope she is fine and will show up eventually. Regardless of that, both lionesses should start aging sooner or later. 
Ximhungwe being born around 2012 and Tiyelele around 2015-16
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09-21-2024, 05:20 AM

(09-21-2024, 02:50 AM)Ngonya Wrote:
(09-21-2024, 02:21 AM)Go131810 Wrote: What a beautiful lion he was. They were beautiful lions. I am hoping I get to see in this page how the Ximunguwe lioness and the Talamatie lioness had cubs again and were able to raise their cubs.
Indeed beautiful specimens the Selatis were. 

Ximhungwe had a male cub last year, unfortunately he passed and to make matters worst she didn't mate ever since. Choosing to help raise her partners cubs.
I haven't heard of Tiyelele in a while... Alone in the north, i hope she is fine and will show up eventually. Regardless of that, both lionesses should start aging sooner or later. 
Ximhungwe being born around 2012 and Tiyelele around 2015-16

Yes they were. I the Talamatie lioness was with the 4 Kambula male lions last seen. Would have had liked for her to be with the young Kambula sister that is now with the Styxt lioness. I even thought maybe if she was or could be with the young Kambula lioness they may go south and the Talamatie lioness could go with her young cousins and relives with the Gijima male lions, but hopefully she is ok. She is alone would like for her to be with the Nukhuma if she could. She was seen with the Nukhuma lionesses and Mohawk and black damn male lion.
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10-08-2024, 01:51 AM ( This post was last modified: 10-08-2024, 01:52 AM by Ngonya )

Tintswalo - April 2017
The resilient survivors of the Ximhungwe pride at Tintswalo during early 2017... 2 young females and 1 young male on ´Scratches Plains´
Ximhungwe young male, he had a concerning limp during that time and wasn't seen afterwards. Meanwhile his two sisters came back into Sabi Sands

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1/2 Ximhungwe females

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