The highlights of the Lion Pride Dynamics in August were unexpected family reunions, when the Plainscamp males finally came to visit the Tsalala pride and met up with the Mhangenis, after abandoning them for months.
Another reunion took place in MalaMala when the Kambula and the Ntsevu pride came together for one day.
The Ntsevu pride sadly suffers from an aggressive outbreak of mange which also will be deeper explained in this update.
Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:19 Tsalala pride/ Plainscamp males
2:10 Ridge Nose Youngsters
2:44 Plainscamp males
2:59 Othawa pride and Plainscamp males
3:24 Othawa pride and Mhangenis
4:04 Othawa pride and Ximunghwe lioness
4:40 Mhangeni pride, Tumbela male, Plainscamp males
7:01 Ximunghwe pride and Plainscamp males
7:56 Nkuhuma pride, Mohawk, Blackdam males
9:41 Kambula males, Tyelele, Imbali pride, Southern Avoca male
10:53 Kambula lioness K12 and Styx male
11:20 Nkuhuma and Talamati male
11:55 Kambula pride
13:15 Ntsevu pride
13:52 Mange
15:45 Msuthlu pride
16:00 Styx pride
17:03 Southern pride and Nkhulu males
17:44 Nkhulu vs. Ndzegha males
18:46 Nkuhuma males
19:40 Southern Avoca male
20:25 Maps
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