This was an easy coup for the males! The real challenge is how they’ll fare against other males. The lionesses will need these males to be strong, for not only do male lions help protect the pride and its territory from rival males and other prides, but will also assist in taking down dangerously large prey like adult Cape buffaloes, young rhinos, hippos, giraffes, and even elephant calves.
Good luck to the Tintswalo males! Let your roars echo through the South African wilderness! I look forward to how they (and the other predators) will do.
Agree! I hope they got more time to grow into their prime before being challenged! I fall in love with them already! Such a beautiful group of young males!
Loved hearing the description of the beautiful word Tintswalo and how it applies to the young males perfectly. The 4 of them on the termite mound was absolutely gorgeous. Thanks Tintswalo
What a view to start with❣️Look at those gorgeous guys ❤️ And all the other amazing views🥰 I wish I could be there in person... Can’t wait to come ❣️I don’t understand why people want to see artificial worlds when there is this all instead to see and protect. I know as it may look like paradise it is not. Life is tough in the wild. Thank you so much for these amazing 19 minutes❣️🙏🏻 Merry Christmas to you and everyone else taking care of this gorgeous place and its residents❣️🙏🏻🥰🦏🦓🦒🦁🐾❤️
Neil beautiful name for these males, I can't wait to watch them as they get older this would be an awesome coalition. They are gonna be Big Boys. I'm really excited to see what the future holds for these young males. Praying they stay safe and would love to see them as future Kings and have families of there own.
Would love to hear more about giraffe communication when the studies are completed. Given the meaning of the word 'Tintswalo', that is a wonderful name for the lion coalition! Thank you for the great video!
Wow definitely impressive profile picture. Gorgeous array of animals. Beautiful scenery/ greenery. Wow so large. Giraffes are so gorgeous. They just stare. Zebras are kool. Always a pleasure watching 😎
Asante Neil; grateful for your virtual safari videos!! Very wonderful to watch these animals🦓🐗🦧🐆🐃🦁🦒🐘🦏🦛🐊🦩 in their natural environment where they are protected and cared for 🥰🤗😁🤩😍😊😃🙂. Love the Tintswalo pride🦁🥰😍🤩😁🤗
Amazing video ! Many Txs ,played it over and over... total enjoyable to see these majestic lions . Will look forward to following their Journey into territorial males
I'm glad to see that you're looking after the rhinos. I've been saying for years that the rhinos and elephants should have their tusk removed. It's not ideal and it's not fair to the animals but as long as man has placed a price on those items they would never be safe. I really wish I was a younger man. I could honestly see myself living in Africa the rest of my life looking out for these beautiful animals. A good friend of mine she followed that path. When she was serving in the US military she was stationed in Africa. Any time she had free time she spent it at different research facilities. Before enlisting she was on the path of being a lawyer. When she came back to America she changed the legal courses that she was taking. She moved into the animal rights part of the law. Which to be honest I never knew there was such a thing. After passing her bar exams and having all her degrees she sold everything she owned and moved to Africa to work on animal rights over there. It's been 10 years since she did that and she has told me she never has regretted doing it. She only regrets she has is not doing it earlier. I'm really enjoy watching your videos. Some of them I have watched more than once. I know it's not easy for you to see the ugliness of what's going on there but hopefully you have more wonderful days than bad. I look forward to watching your next video.
The three Mbiris remind me of Skorro and the Nharu male of Sizanani. This could be the case since Sizanani was gravely injured in Dec. of 2016, so Skorro probably sired more offspring born in 2017. More than half of all of the Mbiri cubs died since there were initially 16 of them! Their rise in the previous territory of the Orpen Males made me feel emotional for some reason. I cannot believe the Orpens are now gone, both struck down in their prime. Are any Mbiris confirmed pregnant? ;(
What incredible insight you give us in you're videos! Absolutely mind blowing to see these beautiful animals in there natural environment flourishing. You talk and touch on the dethroned rhino's! What does that involve and how is it done? Excuse my ignorance but i had never came across it before.
I have a question? So which one was born in with the Tumbelas ? I won’t say which is brothers to the Tumbelas because I read the Tumbelas are cousins and half brothers to these lions here. If I had to guess is it the one on the left? He looks a bit different.
Is Alistair out on a walking safari ! Tracking RedRoad ! Tracking is a art as I learned since a kid in the Sierra Nevada mountains in California . Kevin
Hello Neil, Thank You for the beautiful videos of the South African Wilderness. I would like to ask a question about the rare White Rhinos, do you know how many exist in the world? I read an article back in 2019 that there were only two left alive, but your video is showing five I believe.
This guy was able to mention one example of a dehorned rhino be able to defend itself against one with his horn and he used that as if it was good enough to justify humans dehorning rhinos!!!
Sensational images, amazing that you got them all together at such a perfect viewing angle. Perfect time to announce their official naming. These are the same males that were hanging around the Mbiri pride intermittently, when the Orpen males were not in the area? And the same group that is made up of three males from the Mbiri pride and one from Nharu? Also, will they remain with the Mbiri pride and mate with them? I saw in Mala Mala that the females from the Kambula pride were becoming intolerant of their older male sub adults and were joining the dominant males.in putting pressure on them to leave the pride. Will that not happen in this case and the Mbiri females will accept this new coalition? Either way, great work as always, thank you for the great video and keeping us updated on the wildlife.
Yes, the Tinswalo Males are made up of 3 Mbiri and 1 Nharu male. I personally hope they don't remain with the Mbiri Pride and mate with them since the 3 Mbiris came from that pride! They would be mating with their own mothers, aunts, sisters, half-sisters, cousins.... Besides, about half of them might be pregnant by the Orpens, furthering complicating matters. Should be interesting to see things unfold in the coming months.
Nice to see all the four males together. Still can't figure out which male fathered what males. To me two of the males look like Skorro and the other two like Sizanani.
I don’t know the history of this area of Africa shown in all your videos. Are all these areas well protected from poachers? So many of your trips though you can get so close to all these animals who seem to have no fear of humans. I know it’s a nature reserve and I don’t know how many of these there are throughout the continent but are these reserves stemming extinction with many species?
Manyeleti and surrounding reserves including the Kruger national park are extremely well protected and have very well trained anti-poaching units who protect and conserve all the wildlife
these guys are older than 3, Nharu male was born in late 2015 and Mbiris were born in early 2016, so their all over 4 years and i think Nharu is 5 and a half years old
Tintswalo males not the three rocking Mr T hair styles the fourth his face looks dangerously prehistoric to be fair I wouldn’t to meet any them down a dark alley
Thise Tintswalo males will be the first lion coalition will ever follow from young boys trough out adult hood. All becase of the cool youtube channels you guys have. Thank you so much! With love from Norway
Wow. What are the chances you get all four brothers sitting together and looking directly into the camera! Thank you for the background on the tinswalo males! Thank you Neil you are the best!
Please DO NOT follow this ridiculous suggestion; there is NOTHING more annoying than rangers and doco makers individually naming WILD animals. Thanks for the really useful info.
@@SeanLarkan Why not, to get to know them in an easy way. This is not an interference with nature, it is a name for identification. Whoever follows them and puts hard work in photographing them has the right to name them, and it is not ridiculous to name them as you say to those who suggest that. Do not impose your opinion and describe the opinion of others as ridiculous. It is not your right
I wonder who names the coalitions, and the prides, and the individuals. in fact, I wonder which animals get names. It appears the cats get names, but not the prey
I was saying just a few days ago, these males need a different coalition name. A lot of confusion between them and the 2 Mbiri dominant males. I even thought whether Tintswalo would be the appropriate lodge for their name to be associated with. Needless to say, the name couldnt be more perfect. Wondered if any results returned for Junior the Orpen male, and if any trace of Buddy has been seen. Thank you for the lovely sighting of these males. They will be something when mature.
I’ve been watching these live safari’s since the start of them, & I must say this one had the most beautiful array of animals so far , it was totally amazing & I do hope you keep us posted on the 4 new males I do hope their bonds are strong enough & loyalty is the key to success in a great coalition . Thanks for your wonderful work & sharing such a beautiful video. 👏👏👍
Hey guys.. It's Robert from USA. Thanks for those amazing vid's. I can never get enough. You guys are GREAT conservationist. There's other's as well. But you all are very personable. The shots of those loving male lions (yawni'n is contagious, even w humans) was AMAZING. I think your area (Tinswalo) has SPECIAL animals (mostly) well behaved lol
Well done to the guide who explained the meaning and reasoning behind keeping that name... all the best to the young kings.... long journey ahead boys..
This was an easy coup for the males! The real challenge is how they’ll fare against other males. The lionesses will need these males to be strong, for not only do male lions help protect the pride and its territory from rival males and other prides, but will also assist in taking down dangerously large prey like adult Cape buffaloes, young rhinos, hippos, giraffes, and even elephant calves.
Good luck to the Tintswalo males! Let your roars echo through the South African wilderness! I look forward to how they (and the other predators) will do.
Agree! I hope they got more time to grow into their prime before being challenged! I fall in love with them already! Such a beautiful group of young males!
Well said!
@@tintswalovirtualsafari I watched a documentary where a large lion pride were hunting full grown elephants.
@@farzana6676 Yes. it was a documentery filmed in Botswana
@@tintswalovirtualsafari Is that a normal behavior for Lions or it is unique to that pride?
Loved hearing the description of the beautiful word Tintswalo and how it applies to the young males perfectly. The 4 of them on the termite mound was absolutely gorgeous. Thanks Tintswalo
This sighting is simply amazing 🤩💯Such a majestic lions...🥰
Hi Neil you never fail to bring us great footage
What a view to start with❣️Look at those gorgeous guys ❤️ And all the other amazing views🥰 I wish I could be there in person... Can’t wait to come ❣️I don’t understand why people want to see artificial worlds when there is this all instead to see and protect. I know as it may look like paradise it is not. Life is tough in the wild. Thank you so much for these amazing 19 minutes❣️🙏🏻 Merry Christmas to you and everyone else taking care of this gorgeous place and its residents❣️🙏🏻🥰🦏🦓🦒🦁🐾❤️
Neil beautiful name for these males, I can't wait to watch them as they get older this would be an awesome coalition. They are gonna be Big Boys. I'm really excited to see what the future holds for these young males. Praying they stay safe and would love to see them as future Kings and have families of there own.
What a beautiful and interesting video!! Thank you so much! 🇺🇸
Would love to hear more about giraffe communication when the studies are completed. Given the meaning of the word 'Tintswalo', that is a wonderful name for the lion coalition! Thank you for the great video!
Wow definitely impressive profile picture. Gorgeous array of animals. Beautiful scenery/ greenery. Wow so large. Giraffes are so gorgeous. They just stare. Zebras are kool. Always a pleasure watching 😎
I can’t thank you enough Neil, what an absolute privilege to see these tintswalo males, your sightings are amazing.
Totally agree superb I learn so much from these videos
I am looking forward to seeing more of the Tintswalo males
Gorgeous lion's. Hope they stay on top of there game for years luv these boy's.
This footage is amazing! These boys look absolute beautiful op there posing❤🧡it´s almost like they were listening while he told their story😁💛
Asante Neil; grateful for your virtual safari videos!! Very wonderful to watch these animals🦓🐗🦧🐆🐃🦁🦒🐘🦏🦛🐊🦩 in their natural environment where they are protected and cared for 🥰🤗😁🤩😍😊😃🙂. Love the Tintswalo pride🦁🥰😍🤩😁🤗
Thank you for information on giraffes. This is a magical video. Loved it.💙
Magnificent, exquisite video! The majestic animals and colors of nature warms my heart.
Truly an amazing creation God gave to man to ponder.
Amazing video ! Many Txs ,played it over and over... total enjoyable to see these majestic lions . Will look forward to following their Journey into territorial males
Is it just me or does the male with the smallest mane seem to be the tallest male? They're going to be huge male lions in their prime!
I agree. He seems to be bigger than the rest which surprises me because his mane is so underdeveloped
He’s probably the little brother that will outgrow the big bros.
I noticed that too, I thought he appeared to be a lanky lad.
Its the nahru male which is not related with the 3 mbiris. He is the tallest.
@@JastineGeraldDescalzo How did the 3 mbiris accept him into their group?
Beautiful video! Such vibrant colors. Thanks
14:28 rain drops in the water, a calm sunset.. What a sweet moment in mother nature.. and then all the boys resting togheter. simply amazing.
The most RELAXING NARRATOR IN MY OPINION ! The lodges guys he and Alistair I suspect ? Kevin
ncili looking better everyday.♡♡♡ So happy 4 him lady lionness
Terrific video! ❤️🐾😊 Thank you for sharing, @Tintswalo Safari Lodge.
The males almost look like they are posing for a family photo. They are a great gift.
Beautiful coalition name for beautiful male lions. Great footage! Thanks 👍
Thank you Neil. love your videos & commentary.
Best video, the four lion male 👍👍👏😀
who are the fathers of these young males?
Awesome content on the 4 beautiful male Lions my God look over them so they can be a 👍 coalition keep us ☝ date on them please besafe😷bro🐅👑
Thank you for informative comments and beautiful seen of these four young lion males Tintswalo.
These 4 males are so gorgeous they remind me at this age of the Mighty Majingilanes
What makes this video resolution so good? Clearly this is a much nicer resolution than many other videos on youtube.
Great stuff. Thank you so much 👍🏿
I'm glad to see that you're looking after the rhinos. I've been saying for years that the rhinos and elephants should have their tusk removed. It's not ideal and it's not fair to the animals but as long as man has placed a price on those items they would never be safe.
I really wish I was a younger man. I could honestly see myself living in Africa the rest of my life looking out for these beautiful animals. A good friend of mine she followed that path. When she was serving in the US military she was stationed in Africa. Any time she had free time she spent it at different research facilities. Before enlisting she was on the path of being a lawyer. When she came back to America she changed the legal courses that she was taking. She moved into the animal rights part of the law. Which to be honest I never knew there was such a thing. After passing her bar exams and having all her degrees she sold everything she owned and moved to Africa to work on animal rights over there. It's been 10 years since she did that and she has told me she never has regretted doing it. She only regrets she has is not doing it earlier.
I'm really enjoy watching your videos. Some of them I have watched more than once. I know it's not easy for you to see the ugliness of what's going on there but hopefully you have more wonderful days than bad. I look forward to watching your next video.
BEAUTIFUL ANIMALS 🦁🦁🦁❤️❤️❤️
The three Mbiris remind me of Skorro and the Nharu male of Sizanani. This could be the case since Sizanani was gravely injured in Dec. of 2016, so Skorro probably sired more offspring born in 2017. More than half of all of the Mbiri cubs died since there were initially 16 of them! Their rise in the previous territory of the Orpen Males made me feel emotional for some reason. I cannot believe the Orpens are now gone, both struck down in their prime. Are any Mbiris confirmed pregnant? ;(
Stay together and stay safe boys- they will be a force to reckon with in numbers
Really enjoyed it. What equipment do you film with?
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사냥하는 모습만보았는데요
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Happy New Year’s Day to you from London UK 🇬🇧
Wow some amazing shots!
Just beautiful lions
They are magnificent looking boys ❤️
Well, you got me as your subscriber. I'll be watching those 4.
What incredible insight you give us in you're videos! Absolutely mind blowing to see these beautiful animals in there natural environment flourishing. You talk and touch on the dethroned rhino's! What does that involve and how is it done? Excuse my ignorance but i had never came across it before.
feliz natal ! e prospero ano novo!....
I have a question? So which one was born in with the Tumbelas ? I won’t say which is brothers to the Tumbelas because I read the Tumbelas are cousins and half brothers to these lions here. If I had to guess is it the one on the left? He looks a bit different.
Is Alistair out on a walking safari ! Tracking RedRoad ! Tracking is a art as I learned since a kid in the Sierra Nevada mountains in California . Kevin
Hello Neil, Thank You for the beautiful videos of the South African Wilderness. I would like to ask a question about the rare White Rhinos, do you know how many exist in the world? I read an article back in 2019 that there were only two left alive, but your video is showing five I believe.
Those 4 male lions made me yawn, it is contagious lol
new kings! What an amazing coalition! 15:53
The youngster is really huge
Strong beautiful males😊
This guy was able to mention one example of a dehorned rhino be able to defend itself against one with his horn and he used that as if it was good enough to justify humans dehorning rhinos!!!
Amazing place
hi as ussual a great video.who fathered these gorgeous males?
Thanda Impi Males
Sensational images, amazing that you got them all together at such a perfect viewing angle. Perfect time to announce their official naming.
These are the same males that were hanging around the Mbiri pride intermittently, when the Orpen males were not in the area? And the same group that is made up of three males from the Mbiri pride and one from Nharu?
Also, will they remain with the Mbiri pride and mate with them? I saw in Mala Mala that the females from the Kambula pride were becoming intolerant of their older male sub adults and were joining the dominant males.in putting pressure on them to leave the pride. Will that not happen in this case and the Mbiri females will accept this new coalition?
Either way, great work as always, thank you for the great video and keeping us updated on the wildlife.
Yes, the Tinswalo Males are made up of 3 Mbiri and 1 Nharu male. I personally hope they don't remain with the Mbiri Pride and mate with them since the 3 Mbiris came from that pride! They would be mating with their own mothers, aunts, sisters, half-sisters, cousins.... Besides, about half of them might be pregnant by the Orpens, furthering complicating matters. Should be interesting to see things unfold in the coming months.
Nice to see all the four males together. Still can't figure out which male fathered what males. To me two of the males look like Skorro and the other two like Sizanani.
Amazing! How old those sub adults lions?
these guys arent sub adults their all over 4 years old and one male is a year older than the other3
They look beautiful. Hopefully they stay together, better chances of surviving that way.
Will you also be giving them individual names?
I see 3. Wasn’t there 4 males. I took pics and videos of them 2 months ago.
The rise of the Tintswalo males? Yeah I gotta admit, that was some pretty ferocious water drinking they did! Thanks for sharing that!
Such a stupid comment
Up your ass Bare Girl
Is this Lodge under the Kruger park umbrella and do they have a non interference policy?
Do you know anything about how to Tintswalo males came together? Two of them look related. Are they?
Yes 3 of them are born from the Mbiri pride, the male on the left, joined that pride as a youngster about 3 years ago
@@tintswalovirtualsafari wow One came from another pride. Why did the Mbiri pride accept him?
I don’t know the history of this area of Africa shown in all your videos. Are all these areas well protected from poachers? So many of your trips though you can get so close to all these animals who seem to have no fear of humans. I know it’s a nature reserve and I don’t know how many of these there are throughout the continent but are these reserves stemming extinction with many species?
Manyeleti and surrounding reserves including the Kruger national park are extremely well protected and have very well trained anti-poaching units who protect and conserve all the wildlife
Cool
If the youngest one didn't control his over eating meal. He will become giraffe one day 😁
Lol he’s actually older than the other 3.
Which Pride this male born..?
Who sire them...?
3 were born in Mbiri pride sired by Thanda impi males, one male is from Nharu pride.
Hard to fathom that Im 6'5 and these cats would come up to my rib cage.
@9:17 Male lions relaxing.
8:51 Rhino without horn, defenceless against a gang of lions.
I encourage (our) special viewers to share the vid's on Facebook like I do. I'm sure the boys won't mind :)
Now that Junior has passed, where is Buddy?
Tintswalo is my name
Who are the father of these boys?
Their fathers are the Thanda Impie Males
Are they 3 year olds?
these guys are older than 3, Nharu male was born in late 2015 and Mbiris were born in early 2016, so their all over 4 years and i think Nharu is 5 and a half years old
@@KO-ei9db thanks. The ones I saw looked young.
Yes, they are 3.5--4 years old now. But the Nharu is a year older.
You should give them coop names
God, if you ever turn me into an animal don’t ever make me a impala, they die to fast😩let me be a hippo or some
What's up with those yawning 4 male lions? They made me yawn too..lol
Tintswalo males not the three rocking Mr T hair styles the fourth his face looks dangerously prehistoric to be fair I wouldn’t to meet any them down a dark alley
Those boys need to eat, they are very thin.
20 minutes to c them drink water
Boooooooooring !
Ur guys are a bunch of liars. U came up with story that has nothing with the title. Come on duds...dont mislead ur audiences for u2$
Thise Tintswalo males will be the first lion coalition will ever follow from young boys trough out adult hood. All becase of the cool youtube channels you guys have. Thank you so much! With love from Norway
It’s heart warming to see these beautiful beasts being so loving to each other.
Wow. What are the chances you get all four brothers sitting together and looking directly into the camera! Thank you for the background on the tinswalo males! Thank you Neil you are the best!
The opening scene with the four lions- how majestic and wow!! ❤️🙏
Neil since you follow those 4 males alot. You should start naming them individually. Merry Christmas
Please DO NOT follow this ridiculous suggestion; there is NOTHING more annoying than rangers and doco makers individually naming WILD animals. Thanks for the really useful info.
@@SeanLarkan
Why not, to get to know them in an easy way. This is not an interference with nature, it is a name for identification.
Whoever follows them and puts hard work in photographing them has the right to name them, and it is not ridiculous to name them as you say to those who suggest that. Do not impose your opinion and describe the opinion of others as ridiculous. It is not your right
Yes, I agree with you to name them, especially their sister, so that we can get to know them separately. Your suggestion is wonderful
Great idea
I wonder who names the coalitions, and the prides, and the individuals.
in fact, I wonder which animals get names. It appears the cats get names, but not the prey
I was saying just a few days ago, these males need a different coalition name. A lot of confusion between them and the 2 Mbiri dominant males. I even thought whether Tintswalo would be the appropriate lodge for their name to be associated with. Needless to say, the name couldnt be more perfect. Wondered if any results returned for Junior the Orpen male, and if any trace of Buddy has been seen. Thank you for the lovely sighting of these males. They will be something when mature.
I’ve been watching these live safari’s since the start of them, & I must say this one had the most beautiful array of animals so far , it was totally amazing & I do hope you keep us posted on the 4 new males I do hope their bonds are strong enough & loyalty is the key to success in a great coalition . Thanks for your wonderful work & sharing such a beautiful video. 👏👏👍
Neil, thank you for your insight and sensitivity in authoring these incredible virtual safaris.
Hey guys.. It's Robert from USA. Thanks for those amazing vid's. I can never get enough. You guys are GREAT conservationist. There's other's as well. But you all are very personable. The shots of those loving male lions (yawni'n is contagious, even w humans) was AMAZING. I think your area (Tinswalo) has SPECIAL animals (mostly) well behaved lol
🎄⛄❄Thank you so much for generously sharing your valuable time and experiences with us... HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO YOU AND UR VIEWERS!!!❤🎄⛄❄
Those males beautiful all together
Just gorgeous footage. Can appreciate this all the way up in Northern Canada.
Well done to the guide who explained the meaning and reasoning behind keeping that name... all the best to the young kings.... long journey ahead boys..
But it would be strange if they become dominant over the Mbiri pride (their mothers), right?
Found an incredible new channel. Thank you.