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(04-17-2024, 07:58 PM)T_Ferguson Wrote: I wonder if Skorro would allow NK to mate with the Otthawa's. Or if the Otthawa's would allow it. PCM's are still very much the better choice, but....
Let’s see how things unfolds. Interesting times ahead for these two boys.
Another great video by Scar, about a coalition I had so many high hopes for. So unfortunate how things turned out, for all involved, both the Tumbelas and the Othawas, absolutely heartbreaking.
Another great video by Scar, about a coalition I had so many high hopes for. So unfortunate how things turned out, for all involved, both the Tumbelas and the Othawas, absolutely heartbreaking.
A great example of how the lion dynamics actually works. The Tumbela males were really a promising coalition back then. Unfortunately, things didn’t unfold as we would have liked and the coalition is down to 1 member.
Another great video by Scar, about a coalition I had so many high hopes for. So unfortunate how things turned out, for all involved, both the Tumbelas and the Othawas, absolutely heartbreaking.
A great example of how the lion dynamics actually works. The Tumbela males were really a promising coalition back then. Unfortunately, things didn’t unfold as we would have liked and the coalition is down to 1 member.
Look no further than the Nharhus, who also got down to a single member, in a relatively short period of time, only in their case at least Skorrokorro still, against all odds, has his pride.
Another great video by Scar, about a coalition I had so many high hopes for. So unfortunate how things turned out, for all involved, both the Tumbelas and the Othawas, absolutely heartbreaking.
A great example of how the lion dynamics actually works. The Tumbela males were really a promising coalition back then. Unfortunately, things didn’t unfold as we would have liked and the coalition is down to 1 member.
Look no further than the Nharhus, who also got down to a single member, in a relatively short period of time, only in their case at least Skorrokorro still, against all odds, has his pride.
Another prime example is the Vurhami males. They went from six to just one sole survivor also after a relatively short period of time (mostly, if not solely, due to the Mjejane males)
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Another great video by Scar, about a coalition I had so many high hopes for. So unfortunate how things turned out, for all involved, both the Tumbelas and the Othawas, absolutely heartbreaking.
A great example of how the lion dynamics actually works. The Tumbela males were really a promising coalition back then. Unfortunately, things didn’t unfold as we would have liked and the coalition is down to 1 member.
Look no further than the Nharhus, who also got down to a single member, in a relatively short period of time, only in their case at least Skorrokorro still, against all odds, has his pride.
Another prime example is the Vurhami males. They went from six to just one sole survivor also after a relatively short period of time (mostly, if not solely, due to the Mjejane males)
I won't ever forget those boys, the killing of the last brother was such an awful thing, then Mo gets relocated, and we haven't heard from him since. Such a terrible thing that happened to those boys.