I ♥️ following the journey of YBM & RR .. but of course the whole lion dynamic is fascinating & I want them all to live long lives leaving their offspring to continue their journey 🐾♥️ Thoroughly enjoying all African wildlife updates from Tintswalo .. thank you Marianne NZ
You are fantastic trackers and hosts. Thank you so much. One day I would very much like to have you guide me around.. time to start saving my pennies! :)
This was awesome! I loved how the Red Road male was eating with the lionesses so calmly, no fighting, no chasing away the females. They have a great pride relationship. Also, I really like Wise! He has such a sweet smile and chipper personality.
Red Road is my favorite too! All of the other lions are my favorites too:) Thank God for Tinswalow for saving Red and other lions from snares! That's the number one reason I'm booking with Tinswalow for my first safari next year god willing! Thank you😪🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤ Also, that was so interesting how to identify the tracks ☺
Very interesting. The Lions are beautiful. I love that you saved him from the snare. Hope you checked area for more. Thanks for sharing this lovely video.
The 2 young males from the previous drive have been confirmed to be 2 of the 6 Black Dam males, born in 2017. Their father is the younger Giraffe male. The 6 males had gone nomadic some time ago and disappeared into the Sandringham property, until now, just 2 of them.
They must have been poached, Sandringham is known to be a game reserve…the young Giraffe male (their father) disappeared there too (if I'm not mistaken)…I don't understand that it didn't There is no separation with this reserve…Timbavati is supposed to protect animals, not sent to death!
@@tinavo1623 No, the two BDMs are in Sabi Sands. They were all (the six brothers) in Sandringham and Tornybush (a while ago) and since then they have not been seen again ... I hope they are still alive but it was said they were not had not been seen for a few months, which suggests the worst…Sandringham is a horrible reserve, where many Lions were killed. The future will tell if they are still alive…
Wow hes huge! Gorgeous ellie bull. Long legs. Hopefully all goes well in the lion kingdom. Seems they are all over the place here lately. Good news is definitely awesome. They are gorgeous males. When it comes down to game time the male really goes thru it. Tysm for update myway. ❣
What a great drive for you guys! Awesome to see so much love between the Mbiri lionesses! Always good to see Red Road with the Nharus too. Interesting a different one of those young BDM also just got his butt kicked (but is OK) by Tinyo & some Kambulas in Londolozzi trying to approach their carcass- shame they aren't sticking together. Glad to see the Tintswalo males together. Could Lambile have TB? He needs to stick to at least one of his brothers to stay well fed.
Red Road is my favorite male lion, then Dark Mane and Tinyo. How far away is the Birmingham pride from this location? I had heard that the young Birmingham male teamed up with another lion and wondered if that could be them?
@@captainpotato6856 It's not all about fighting. Actual conflict is not that common in the lion world, you wait until the time is right. I include Tinyo and Nhenha in my list due to longevity, they've been around a while and are still here. That's worthy of respect.
Great job you guys!! I just love your videos!! Never a disappointment!! I just want to say I have mad respect for you both and your whole team!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!! I can't tell you that enough!! You all took care of Red Road and that is much appreciated!! Thank God for you and those who found Red Road!! The tracker is very intelligent to know that much information from just the paw prints!! Kudos to the Tintswalo boys for standing their ground, so proud of them!! If you don't mind, can I ask, where is the other boy? Those three need to stay together if possible. I was concerned with the new males arriving!! Good news is always a welcome!! It's good to see you back, and as always, great video!! Many blessings to you two and the team!!
@@matthewturner2803 2, of the 3 Tintswalo males were born into the Mbiri pride... So those are their mothers/aunts. It seems the Mbiri females have been moving out of their normal territory to mate with males other than their sons... I.e. the older Mbiri male Scar, and also seen mating with 1 of the Ross males. It'll be interesting to see what happens next.
@@styx5131 yes it’s strange how their mothers would tolerate their own son’s to mate with them.. they definitely need some new blood (males) to take over the Mbiri Pride. This is the only pride I’ve heard of incest happening... it’s crazy!!
He is so very beautiful the bull Elephant two beautiful boys and love the footprints such amazing wildlife you have there I’m always amazed how clean the lions look after they eat ,thank you for the update on the lion who was caught in that ugly trap.glad he is doing well ,thank you to so much❤️
Where's mandevu I do love the tinstwalo males. I love my Red road male 😍🤩 happy to see him. And lionesses 🙏I do love how the mbiri females are beautiful and grooming each other lots. Thankyou wise and Alistair
Yay Gorgeous King Red Road and the beautiful Nharu Queens snd cubs eating a big buffalo. Those 2 males are Black Dam males. Nice to see the beautiful Mbiri Queens. Saw one last week with the big Mbiri and then Boss Ross. Smart females. And of course very happy to see the Handsome Tintswalo males. Thanks Tintswalo
@@Gurmeetsingh-ny1op the old black dam male who was killed by his own sons a year or so ago . His sons are a coalition of 2 big males aged 5.5 to 6.5 . These are brothers or possibly half brothers of the 2 bigger males.
@@captainpotato6856 it is amazing how much the one looks just like him with mane especially around his face. Very excited and hopeful to be able to follow them.
Thanks for the nice video. "Tintswalo" is a Tsonga word meaning "Grace". Is there a particular gracious behavior that earned them the name?... Are they perhaps less aggressive?
I thought the older cubs belong to the Orpen males - when they died late 2020 (one died from Anthrax), two lionesses had just started denning with their cubs; they would be about 8 months though. Younger cubs than that are more likely to be sired by the Tintswalos. There was a lioness denning in April - not sure who the father is, I think Tintswalo presumed they were Orpen?? The Menage' quatre by the large Mbiri male was likely false estrus to distract him fro the cubs, although he was found mating with one of the lionesses last week with more "true" sustained mating behavior and that would likely result in cubs.
@@FrankieKennethL There was one male and one female from one lioness, I think another denned around April but I don't know how many she had and their outcome. I'm sure the Tintswalo team can answer this. Need to edit this: There were only two Orpen cubs- they were first videod in February, but a guide in April said he had just seen a group of cubs that no one else had laid eyes on - so I was assuming another set of cubs around April. That was incorrect - there is only the two Orpen cubs; one of the lionesses has suckle marks NOW indicating new cubs but they haven't been seen yet - who knows who the fathers are though.
@@sillygirl3284 Mbiri pride dynamics have been interesting lately. The Mbiri females have been acting aggressively towards their sons sexual advances, not saying it's not a possibility the younger cubs are theirs... But they seem reluctant to mate with their offspring, and there hasn't been much visual proof they even have. They've even been seen outside their normal territory mating with the Ross male... Again I'm not trying to discredit... Just some food for thought. Cheers.
@@styx5131 I saw that Ross male mating last week - I believe that same lioness was mating with the Mbiri male too. Its not genetically ideal for the Tintswalo males to mate with the Mbiri females, but its also why they probably didn't kill the Orpen cubs.
Apperantly these guys come from Black Dam pride from Thornybush and not Imbali, so if you guys know some rangers/guides from there, they prob know those guys.
@@captainpotato6856 males come from far, and wide... It can be easy to misidentify new, and especially young males. Hence the correction. No harm, no foul. There's quite a bit of young males moving about at the moment.
@ Tr1x 24 I did ask you the other day how many males are there in BD pride but I found it on a Fb link so it's okay. Your info is always good👍Thank you
@@captainpotato6856 he has similar whiskers to one subadults see few years ago from Imbali, but some guys did research and apperantly they are from Black Dam pride.
I appreciate seeing updates on the lions, but it is so unfortunate that the other animals such as the leopards have been pushed to the sidelines. Saseka (featured briefly in a recent video) and her cub would be amazing to see as would others and other animals. I know at times that one can only film what they see, but surely there is more to Tintswalo's game viewing then just the lions and hyping the dynamics up?
I too would love to see Saseka and her little cub again. She is an incredibly beautiful Leopard and updates on her seem to be rare. Let's hope they can find her again.
Do any of the big cats get severe intestinal parasites that keep them in poor condition? I was wondering about the thinner of the 3 Tintswalo boys. (Cheers for another fantastic day out. Your videos have been a welcome escape from lock-down)
The skinny one was born into the Nharu Pride before he joined up with the Mbiri Pride and later became known as the Tintswalo males. His birth brothers which are the Tumbela males have 2 of the 3 with the same issue. Most likely culprit is Bovine TB. We also lost Mpohlo to it earlier in the year. Just heartbreaking watching it eat the life out of our beautiful Kings.
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I JUST WANT TO SAY, THANK YOU FOR SHARING THESE AMAZING VIDEOS OF LIONS AND THERE ETERNAL ENEMIES, THE OLE HYENAS!!! IT'S UNBELIEVABLE HOW THE HYENAS ARE SO AFRAID OF MALE LIONS REGARDLESS IF IT'S 20 HYENAS AGAINST 1 MALE LION, AS SOON AS A MALE LION SHOWS UP, THEY ALL WILL TUCK THEIR TAIL AND RUN!! AGAIN, THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!
@@lisaa7991 that’s been quite the mystery Lisa. It happened very young. Some theories say he was separated from the Pride and one day joined the Mbiri on a kill. He was accepted and just remained. I’ve asked a dozen folks and there’s no definitive reason. It’s ironic though,,,cause as you may know the Tumbelas had a terrible time as nomads. So it’s been easier for him that it happened this way.
@@FrankieKennethL okay so started with 4 brothers. 3 are from Mbiri pride. 1 from Nharu pride? That one randomly joined the coalition. Right? Is he what you’re referring to when you say the Tumbela males? So.. now there is 3 males left. 1 is gone. Which one of the original 4 males was that?
If you're referring to the Mbiri's within the Tintswalo males... Yes Thanda Impi males. Older Mbiri's are sired by Matimbas... And Red Rds sire is debatable... Some think Skorro, and some believe it's the Old Avocas.
@@styx5131 this is correct about the Mbiri (Shaka and ZZ Scar). I didn’t read his question fully. I’ve been on the RRM debate regarding his likely father myself, but I was provided with sufficient evidence that convinced me it’s Skorro. Timeline just doesn’t fit for Avoca/Giraffe.
@@FrankieKennethL yeah for sure... A lot of questions around that time, Skorro + and Sizanani partnered up around 2014, and the Old Avoca/Giraffes were still 5 strong up until 2018... They dominated the Ngala area into the Manyeleti for 5-6 yrs... Anythings possible. In my opinion Red Rd looks a lot like Brutus. But we're all entitled to our own opinions. I think that's part of the fun in a respectable back, and forth. Cheers.
A lion cannot be by himself he must have a partner black dam was by himself i often said lions need start having a Notch mentally raise your own sons to be warriors stop kicking the sub;adult out. They will rise against there own father and kick him out
Stay safe from poachers and protect those wild majestic creatures which create tourism,and thousands of you /tube views then in return you guys make money
It’s so wonderful to see your safari taking care of red road.
Fantastic that Red Road is doing well after the snare removal. Great update and awesome vid. Thank you Tintswalo.
Beautiful lions! I love to see them snuggling, grooming each other. 💕🦁💕 Thank you for sharing these wonderful moments. 👍🏻😄
I ♥️ following the journey of YBM & RR .. but of course the whole lion dynamic is fascinating & I want them all to live long lives leaving their offspring to continue their journey 🐾♥️
Thoroughly enjoying all African wildlife updates from Tintswalo .. thank you
Marianne NZ
You are fantastic trackers and hosts. Thank you so much. One day I would very much like to have you guide me around.. time to start saving my pennies! :)
The new males are the Black dam boys. Tino Armando, our Timbavati guy identified them.
I agree
In sabi?
Seems they have been hiding as not sighted in sabi sands sinse the lions attacked one of them...
Love the names of the Tintswalo boys 🦁
This is a great channel watching from South Florida USA
This was awesome! I loved how the Red Road male was eating with the lionesses so calmly, no fighting, no chasing away the females. They have a great pride relationship. Also, I really like Wise! He has such a sweet smile and chipper personality.
Him and the Ottawa male are allotted. alike they have a great pride and by themselves
The Red Road male has a lot on his plate. Not only to protect a huge pride, but doing it by himself.😎💪
Takes a special Male to that,so far hes handled the task.
Keep safe beautiful boy ❤️
u reckon sherlock ?
He need help
@@doublewide420 and now to stand against the two tinswalo Males shows he's going to be no pushover
Red Road is my favorite too! All of the other lions are my favorites too:) Thank God for Tinswalow for saving Red and other lions from snares! That's the number one reason I'm booking with Tinswalow for my first safari next year god willing! Thank you😪🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤ Also, that was so interesting how to identify the tracks ☺
Well said buddy
Did u ever go on ur 1st Safari my friend? And if u did indeed went, did u see Red Road & other lionesses/lions???
Very interesting. The Lions are beautiful. I love that you saved him from the snare. Hope you checked area for more. Thanks for sharing this lovely video.
Wow!! they all look gorgeous, majestic big cats God bless 🙏❤️❤️😍😍 thank u Tintswalo for sharing this beautiful moment with us great job🙏👏👏
Thank you George for teaching about the tracks
And the lion dynamics continue to be very interesting right now. Thanks again for these continuing updates guys.
The 2 young males from the previous drive have been confirmed to be 2 of the 6 Black Dam males, born in 2017. Their father is the younger Giraffe male.
The 6 males had gone nomadic some time ago and disappeared into the Sandringham property, until now, just 2 of them.
Awww, that’s sad, only 2 left of a promising coalition of 6 😓. Thanks for the background. Those 2 are beautiful.
They must have been poached, Sandringham is known to be a game reserve…the young Giraffe male (their father) disappeared there too (if I'm not mistaken)…I don't understand that it didn't There is no separation with this reserve…Timbavati is supposed to protect animals, not sent to death!
Maybe the other four are nearby or some of them?
Wonder where they have moved to?
@@tinavo1623 No, the two BDMs are in Sabi Sands. They were all (the six brothers) in Sandringham and Tornybush (a while ago) and since then they have not been seen again ... I hope they are still alive but it was said they were not had not been seen for a few months, which suggests the worst…Sandringham is a horrible reserve, where many Lions were killed. The future will tell if they are still alive…
To Wise & your excellent tracking skills & sharing it with us : "Uyisibusiso Kimi Ngiyabonga! Inkosi Ikubusise!"
Wow hes huge! Gorgeous ellie bull. Long legs. Hopefully all goes well in the lion kingdom. Seems they are all over the place here lately. Good news is definitely awesome. They are gorgeous males. When it comes down to game time the male really goes thru it. Tysm for update myway. ❣
Thanks guys, was an amazing safari with the lions.
What a great drive for you guys! Awesome to see so much love between the Mbiri lionesses! Always good to see Red Road with the Nharus too.
Interesting a different one of those young BDM also just got his butt kicked (but is OK) by Tinyo & some Kambulas in Londolozzi trying to approach their carcass- shame they aren't sticking together. Glad to see the Tintswalo males together. Could Lambile have TB? He needs to stick to at least one of his brothers to stay well fed.
Red Road is my favorite male lion, then Dark Mane and Tinyo. How far away is the Birmingham pride from this location? I had heard that the young Birmingham male teamed up with another lion and wondered if that could be them?
BYM teamed up with Torchwood male.
You named my favourite males too, although I would add Nhenha to my list.
@@matthewturner2803 nhena? Ran away from mohawk.
RR is my favorite too!
@@captainpotato6856 It's not all about fighting. Actual conflict is not that common in the lion world, you wait until the time is right. I include Tinyo and Nhenha in my list due to longevity, they've been around a while and are still here. That's worthy of respect.
Love to see Red Road! Thanks so much!
Thanks for the information I really appreciate it keep up the good work 👏👏👏👍
Great job you guys!! I just love your videos!! Never a disappointment!! I just want to say I have mad respect for you both and your whole team!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!! I can't tell you that enough!! You all took care of Red Road and that is much appreciated!! Thank God for you and those who found Red Road!! The tracker is very intelligent to know that much information from just the paw prints!!
Kudos to the Tintswalo boys for standing their ground, so proud of them!! If you don't mind, can I ask, where is the other boy? Those three need to stay together if possible. I was concerned with the new males arriving!! Good news is always a welcome!!
It's good to see you back, and as always, great video!! Many blessings to you two and the team!!
Great video, so pleased that Red Road has recovered well from the snare and is back with the pride. Do the Tintswalos have a pride of their own?
I believe they're with the Mbiri pride
@@nassirmohamed4071 Thank you!
@@matthewturner2803 2, of the 3 Tintswalo males were born into the Mbiri pride... So those are their mothers/aunts. It seems the Mbiri females have been moving out of their normal territory to mate with males other than their sons... I.e. the older Mbiri male Scar, and also seen mating with 1 of the Ross males. It'll be interesting to see what happens next.
@@styx5131 Thank you, yes it will be interesting to see how things develop.
@@styx5131 yes it’s strange how their mothers would tolerate their own son’s to mate with them.. they definitely need some new blood (males) to take over the Mbiri Pride.
This is the only pride I’ve heard of incest happening... it’s crazy!!
Very happy to see my beautiful Red Road and the Nharu family feeding on a buffalo kill.
He is so very beautiful the bull Elephant two beautiful boys and love the footprints such amazing wildlife you have there I’m always amazed how clean the lions look after they eat ,thank you for the update on the lion who was caught in that ugly trap.glad he is doing well ,thank you to so much❤️
Love the names of the Tintswalo boys 🦁
Marianne NZ
Where's mandevu I do love the tinstwalo males. I love my Red road male 😍🤩 happy to see him. And lionesses 🙏I do love how the mbiri females are beautiful and grooming each other lots. Thankyou wise and Alistair
He was probably with the other lionesses. He doesn’t venture too far away from Mchile
Admire how you can read the Lion tracks , so interesting how you know the size and sex , speed walking clever !
Yay Gorgeous King Red Road and the beautiful Nharu Queens snd cubs eating a big buffalo. Those 2 males are Black Dam males. Nice to see the beautiful Mbiri Queens. Saw one last week with the big Mbiri and then Boss Ross. Smart females. And of course very happy to see the Handsome Tintswalo males. Thanks Tintswalo
Black dam males are strong boys! Like their father.
@@captainpotato6856 who sired them?
@@Gurmeetsingh-ny1op the old black dam male who was killed by his own sons a year or so ago . His sons are a coalition of 2 big males aged 5.5 to 6.5 . These are brothers or possibly half brothers of the 2 bigger males.
@@captainpotato6856 it is amazing how much the one looks just like him with mane especially around his face. Very excited and hopeful to be able to follow them.
@@captainpotato6856 The black dam young males were sired by the youngest Giraffe Male. It wasn’t Bkack Dam Male.
Interesting stuff, Wiseman!
Thanks for the nice video. "Tintswalo" is a Tsonga word meaning "Grace". Is there a particular gracious behavior that earned them the name?... Are they perhaps less aggressive?
They are named after Tintswalo Safari Lodge!
@@tintswalovirtualsafari oh thanks for the clarity!
Beautiful bull elephant🐘😊
Awsome work guys
Amazing footage, thank you.
Love the Red Road Male
What a wonderful morning seeing wild animals in Africa!
How beautiful and natural
How about an episode of Wise showing more tracking tips?
A variety of lions no doubt! Red Road looking awesome and I never seen a yellow hornbill eat a mouse 🐭 Tintswalo boys looking good
How many of the Nharu cubs are still alive? There were 11 originally but 9 as of a couple months ago?
9
There are 9 still with the Pride.
Thanks for the video !
Gorgeous beasts and with the new males arrival we're in for some action 👌
Awesome content thank God all 🦁and lioness doing 👍pray🙏bro 🦁👑
Who do the new cubs in Mbiri belong to? Could it be from the Large Mbiri male a few months back or have the Tintswalo boys finally mated?
I thought the older cubs belong to the Orpen males - when they died late 2020 (one died from Anthrax), two lionesses had just started denning with their cubs; they would be about 8 months though. Younger cubs than that are more likely to be sired by the Tintswalos. There was a lioness denning in April - not sure who the father is, I think Tintswalo presumed they were Orpen?? The Menage' quatre by the large Mbiri male was likely false estrus to distract him fro the cubs, although he was found mating with one of the lionesses last week with more "true" sustained mating behavior and that would likely result in cubs.
@@sillygirl3284 do we know the sex of the two Orpen Cubs yet?
@@FrankieKennethL There was one male and one female from one lioness, I think another denned around April but I don't know how many she had and their outcome. I'm sure the Tintswalo team can answer this.
Need to edit this: There were only two Orpen cubs- they were first videod in February, but a guide in April said he had just seen a group of cubs that no one else had laid eyes on - so I was assuming another set of cubs around April. That was incorrect - there is only the two Orpen cubs; one of the lionesses has suckle marks NOW indicating new cubs but they haven't been seen yet - who knows who the fathers are though.
@@sillygirl3284 Mbiri pride dynamics have been interesting lately. The Mbiri females have been acting aggressively towards their sons sexual advances, not saying it's not a possibility the younger cubs are theirs... But they seem reluctant to mate with their offspring, and there hasn't been much visual proof they even have. They've even been seen outside their normal territory mating with the Ross male... Again I'm not trying to discredit... Just some food for thought. Cheers.
@@styx5131 I saw that Ross male mating last week - I believe that same lioness was mating with the Mbiri male too. Its not genetically ideal for the Tintswalo males to mate with the Mbiri females, but its also why they probably didn't kill the Orpen cubs.
Awesome footage...
Apperantly these guys come from Black Dam pride from Thornybush and not Imbali, so if you guys know some rangers/guides from there, they prob know those guys.
You said imbali the other day...
@@captainpotato6856 males come from far, and wide... It can be easy to misidentify new, and especially young males. Hence the correction. No harm, no foul. There's quite a bit of young males moving about at the moment.
@@styx5131 true.
@ Tr1x 24 I did ask you the other day how many males are there in BD pride but I found it on a Fb link so it's okay. Your info is always good👍Thank you
@@captainpotato6856 he has similar whiskers to one subadults see few years ago from Imbali, but some guys did research and apperantly they are from Black Dam pride.
Interesting safari. The tracker is good.
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I appreciate seeing updates on the lions, but it is so unfortunate that the other animals such as the leopards have been pushed to the sidelines. Saseka (featured briefly in a recent video) and her cub would be amazing to see as would others and other animals. I know at times that one can only film what they see, but surely there is more to Tintswalo's game viewing then just the lions and hyping the dynamics up?
I too would love to see Saseka and her little cub again. She is an incredibly beautiful Leopard and updates on her seem to be rare. Let's hope they can find her again.
I agree with both of you. I would love to see Saseka and her cub. She is such a beautiful girl. I can only imagine how beautiful her cub is. Thank you
*This is one of my favorites.*
Does it get cold in Africa? Dude is wearing a jacket. Honest question
Great guys!
Do any of the big cats get severe intestinal parasites that keep them in poor condition? I was wondering about the thinner of the 3 Tintswalo boys. (Cheers for another fantastic day out. Your videos have been a welcome escape from lock-down)
The skinny one was born into the Nharu Pride before he joined up with the Mbiri Pride and later became known as the Tintswalo males. His birth brothers which are the Tumbela males have 2 of the 3 with the same issue. Most likely culprit is Bovine TB. We also lost Mpohlo to it earlier in the year. Just heartbreaking watching it eat the life out of our beautiful Kings.
Redroad he very good to them he make sure they eat treat them very well i am proud of him he need to teach others lions how to act
Love you guys!
I'd like to see more tracking content. Thanks!
Glad red road is still going good lad keep him safe boys
Wonder if the lions know how much we learn from their footprints 😂😂
I don’t think they’d worry knowing how much they already know about any of us from miles away by our smell.
(They’ve already decided to let us see their footprints by the time they’re LONG gone.) ;)
Greeting from NYC,
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Woow the beast red road... Dead💀 man.... Tinswalo young males sired by???
Tintswalo males were sired by Thandi Impie males
African they learning their nature good 👍 👏
I JUST WANT TO SAY, THANK YOU FOR SHARING THESE AMAZING VIDEOS OF LIONS AND THERE ETERNAL ENEMIES, THE OLE HYENAS!!! IT'S UNBELIEVABLE HOW THE HYENAS ARE SO AFRAID OF MALE LIONS REGARDLESS IF IT'S 20 HYENAS AGAINST 1 MALE LION, AS SOON AS A MALE LION SHOWS UP, THEY ALL WILL TUCK THEIR TAIL AND RUN!! AGAIN, THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!
Is the 3rd skinnier Tintswalo male-Lam-bee-lay, is he technically the Nharu male?
Yes
Not technically. He is. Lambile is full brothers With the Tumbela Males
@@FrankieKennethL why did Lambile separate from the Tumbelas? That is a pity
@@lisaa7991 that’s been quite the mystery Lisa. It happened very young. Some theories say he was separated from the Pride and one day joined the Mbiri on a kill. He was accepted and just remained. I’ve asked a dozen folks and there’s no definitive reason. It’s ironic though,,,cause as you may know the Tumbelas had a terrible time as nomads. So it’s been easier for him that it happened this way.
@@FrankieKennethL okay so started with 4 brothers. 3 are from Mbiri pride. 1 from Nharu pride? That one randomly joined the coalition. Right? Is he what you’re referring to when you say the Tumbela males?
So.. now there is 3 males left.
1 is gone.
Which one of the original 4 males was that?
Who is their father?
Cub=Orpen
Tintswalo males=Thanda Impie males
He is a wonderful papa thats why the Lionss stay with him!
Red road is a tank
Watching again, after our last exchange. Yes I was an idiot then, but am not stupid
If red road can recover...not so likely a.t.m...but..if he does..i'm calling him the PHOENIX....
Arent they too close to eachother? Hope there is no war
Let’s hope Tintswalo boys can hold onto their territory
A bunch of 7 male coalitions in this area
For example?
Good lord even the hyena are huge 😂
Who sired titswalo males and mibiri males?
They were sired by the Thanda Impi Coalition. Red Road Male was sired by Skorro.
If you're referring to the Mbiri's within the Tintswalo males... Yes Thanda Impi males. Older Mbiri's are sired by Matimbas... And Red Rds sire is debatable... Some think Skorro, and some believe it's the Old Avocas.
@@styx5131 this is correct about the Mbiri (Shaka and ZZ Scar). I didn’t read his question fully. I’ve been on the RRM debate regarding his likely father myself, but I was provided with sufficient evidence that convinced me it’s Skorro. Timeline just doesn’t fit for Avoca/Giraffe.
@@FrankieKennethL yeah for sure... A lot of questions around that time, Skorro + and Sizanani partnered up around 2014, and the Old Avoca/Giraffes were still 5 strong up until 2018... They dominated the Ngala area into the Manyeleti for 5-6 yrs... Anythings possible. In my opinion Red Rd looks a lot like Brutus. But we're all entitled to our own opinions. I think that's part of the fun in a respectable back, and forth. Cheers.
@@styx5131 exactly….it’s how we learn more 👏🏽
Ya'll the best.
Any poacher caught snaring lions should be hung from it.
Them two Tintswalo males have come on a lot since they became territorial
Why don't the lions attack the safaris?
Why do all of these videos show the same male lion with a sore under his right eye???
Dynamic Duo
Tankiow. For .help..lion ....Tankiow .firi good 👍
Love it
love red road
And he make sure he feed his lioness
Don't talk let's see in silence
The dark male look like mohawk
A lion cannot be by himself he must have a partner black dam was by himself i often said lions need start having a Notch mentally raise your own sons to be warriors stop kicking the sub;adult out. They will rise against there own father and kick him out
LOVE LIONS AND HYENAS TO DEATH
Stay safe from poachers and protect those wild majestic creatures which create tourism,and thousands of you /tube views then in return you guys make money
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