The highlights of the Lion Pride Dynamics in September were rather unexpected, when the Plainscamp males were seen way less up in the North of Sabi Sand, and thereby making room for other males.
Some Nkuhuma lionesses gave birth but the outcome was rather unexpected.
The Southern Avoca male teamed up with the Kruger male and the Kambula lioness K12 started mating with the Styx male.
Furthermore the Ntsevu pride still suffers greatly from mange and has lost the 4 youngest cubs to the disease.

Timestamps

0:00 Intro
0:40 Mohawk and his sons
2:13 Mantemahle males
2:40 Kambula males
2:51 Southern Avoca male / Kruger male
3:19 Nkuhuma pride, Blackdam male
5:35 Tyelele
5:57 Tsalala pride/ Plainscamp males
6:46 Othawa pride and Plainscamp males
7:14 Ximunghwe pride and Plainscamp males
7:53 Ridge Nose Youngsters
8:32 Mhangeni pride, Tumbela male
9:21 Ntsevu pride
10:55 Kambula lioness K12 and Styx male
11:21 Kambula pride
12:27 Nkuhuma and Talamati male
13:01 Gijima males and their prides
13:44 Nkhulu males
14:34 Maps


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