The Legacy Of The Sweni Mega Lion Pride Lives On
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- It's fascinating to hear about the dynamics and changes within the Sweni Lion Pride and the impact of the Mayambula male lions. The observation of the lionesses and young males from the mega Sweni Pride suggests a healthy continuity of the pride despite the significant territorial shifts and leadership changes.
The fact that the Mayambula males took over a splinter group of the Sweni pride and then moved westward indicates a strategic expansion and a potential consolidation of their territory. The absence of the three original Sweni pride males adds a layer of mystery to the story, but the emergence of a new generation of Sweni males in good health is indeed a positive sign for the pride's future.
Lions are known for their complex social structures and territorial behaviors, and this narrative reflects those intricate dynamics. The stability and health of the new generation could hint at successful adaptation and resilience within the pride. It's a reminder of the ever-changing and captivating nature of wildlife behavior and the importance of ongoing observation and study.
Filmed on the Sweni Plains close to the Sweni River south of Satara Rest Camp in Kruger National Park, South Africa.
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Superb ❤❤
Fascinating.
Beautiful❤❤❤
Can i ask something sir. Is the shishangeni males or casper and bro's still doing fine? Haven't seen any latest videos of them lately.
All four Shishangaan brothers including Casper were spotted on the S100 close to Satara a couple of days ago. Mfowethu heath though is deteriorating.
The Shishangeni pride are in the far south of Kruger and not in my observation area.
What happened to the old sweni males?
No one knows....
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@@AngelPerez-vo7nn I agree with you my friend someone knows something
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Me too🙏🏻❤️ since the video says this is one part of the pride I am hoping the old Sweni is around the other part or his sons
where are the 5 sweni males now?
Sired by Old sweni / nwanetsi males
They are called the young N'wanetsi males as they were born into the N'wanetsi pride fathered by the two old Sweni males. Some are still around and are spotted at times on the H6 and the S41 in coalition with an old male, probably one of the S37 males that used to control the Ngotso / S90 pride.
I love the manyanbula males. I watch them grow from babies to adult. Matimba blood is in there bones
🦁 lion