Entire Super Pride of 21 Lions Roar Together. Turn up the volume!

[@ccyynn808]

The Imbali Pride is absolutely gorgeous! Let’s not forget the mighty Imbali male looking so regal. The Pride roaring together was epic. Goosebumps epic. I love the lion territory map. So very helpful when discussing the different prides and males. Thank you for another great video. Cheers!

[@KatherineUribe-1]

Beautiful sound, hearing the entire pride roaring together. 💕🦁🦁🦁💕

[@blondien6072]

What a beautiful view and just great number of lions and lionesses

[@광희이-w9j]

This pride is unique. I never seen a pride with 21 members and thats without breakaways. Absolutely beautiful

[@andreasissons7766]

The Birmingham Pride had 23 but they’ve recently broken up because another male came into their territory.

[@justus.1534]

Botswana had a pride of 40

[@charm8170]

@@andreasissons7766 and they've sadly recently lost 2 members, the young cub and 1 adult lioness

[@dizzy1369]

Wow I would so love to be there feeling that combined power in those roars

[@CatsHeartbeat]

What an amazingly magnificent,beautiful mind Our Heavenly Father, Our Creator - has to create such wonderful creatures! All praise and glory to God! 🙏❣

[@mystermysterio5348]

Yes" the roars are ferocious ... Beautiful super pride 💛💫

[@cierakitty]

It was a bit like they all met to discuss something....and everyone had something to say...amazing. One big kitty committee.

[@charm8170]

Lol!! Love it!!

[@zeritubogale4585]

Wow!! awesome phenomenal God bless these majestic animals 🙏❤️❤️😎😎😍😍 beautiful moment thank u for sharing u guys r doing a great job👏👏

[@azinegg]

Fantastic sighting, the pride is in great condition, all the youngsters are thriving and healthy. The imbali male is doing a grand job, long may he reign. Thanks for upload.

[@michaelstevens5503]

Once again another great safari sighting. I hope these cats live forever much respect to you all who has a hand in their preservation and the conservation of wildlife. Keep up the great work !!!

[@salwaseed5848]

If you know how much I love these lions, lionesses and cubs, and I really enjoy watching them and most of all, your beautiful videos anyway. We thank you and a million thanks for your wonderful effort.

[@lindabond5002]

These Lions, what a wonder of the world!

[@Fadedecho1]

This is definitely one of the most peaceful looking safaris I have seen. Animals look so calm undisturbed. Nature can be a beautiful thing. Tysm for sharing 😎

[@matthewturner2803]

Impressive sighting. The Imbali male is doing very well as the lone pride male, that is a lot to protect and patrol.

[@allonhanohof4496]

Super duper this is so therapeutic love it , great virtual safari, Thanks 🙏

[@FrankieKennethL]

It’s incredible the large territory that Imbali Males has expanded into

[@Universe3131]

Keep the videos coming❤️❤️🙏🙏thank you!! So Ausome!!

[@mariannevoight3611]

The lion prude are beautiful - the roars were epic and the male is a handsome fellow - he be busy keeping an eye on such a huge pride .. thank you for sharing Marianne NZ

[@cathyheston3029]

Just breathtaking!!!❤ Thank you....

[@lazystalker1]

The whole Eco-system looks so healthy. It's been wonderful to watch the changing of the seasons. Thanks again for your excellent filming and presentation.

[@barbarabourgeois888]

Absolutely AMAZING!!! Thank you for sharing!!! 🙏🏻🌟🦁🦁🦁🦁🌟🙏🏻

[@marie-francelemee8730]

Très belles prises de vues ! Merci !

[@nanajinhlawng7841]

Gorgeous male lion big strong brave lion

[@Maxibaluco]

The Imbali has unknown origins, he had partnered up as a youngsger with one of the 2 Senior Mbiri males (born in 2011 into the Mbiri pride), until the Senior Mbiri male disappeared around late 2017. This is pure speculation, but he has strong resemblance to some of the Matimba males, since he came from the area he could be a lost son of them but that's pure speculation.

[@styx5131]

Curious... Interesting theory though.

[@styx5131]

Imbali/S8 male has a huge territory for a single dominant male. Very healthy looking Imbali pride... How many adult lioness, and is there a gender count of the subs + cubs?

[@hello-laura]

@Styx I would assume total of x21 still stands? x1 Imbali male-leaves x20 left… If memory serves me correctly I know x5 subadults are upcoming males. 1-3 year age group. x15 left to account for. X6 adult lioness. X9 cubs. No sex determined yet. Again going off memory I am probably wrong but rough estimate.

[@KatherineUribe-1]

That's one busy lion!🦁

[@sillygirl3284]

Great video. Thanks!

[@alfredajay2477]

Any news of Ottawa m and T...wen ever I see lions video r pic...i just think of mapogos....my favorite always ❤

[@rsb512]

One pride male for a super pride of 21? I've never heard of such a thing but I hope he makes it at least as long as the sub adults can leave. A coalition of two or three males would have a field day with all the females in this pride.

[@KatherineUribe-1]

It's good to be king.🦁

[@geraintthatcher3076]

@@KatherineUribe-1 with 21 Lionesses its probably tiring for him too 😄

[@silk3778]

This particular imbali male lion has Mated with up to 6 female's lion's at the same time...The female's will even fight Over him him "DURING MATING" For some Reason....

[@rsb512]

@@silk3778 Talk about having it made in the shade! He is having a field day with the lionesses

[@silk3778]

@@rsb512 This Lion Is a Force to be reckoned with..I was Really hoping that Red Road Wouldn't Cross his Path .. He'll Probably Destroy Red Road...Red Road is a beautiful lion but he's not fully ready for this Type of heat ....

[@Murf1802]

what a great Video ,Thank you !!

[@mariannevoight3611]

Imagine sitting in amongst that .. how awesome .. it would shake your body all that roaring Marianne NZ

[@Truthbethesaviour]

Amazing footage well done

[@aldapp5519]

BEAUTY IN FINEST FORM. THANKS 🌝 Ohio USA 🇺🇸

[@NatetheGreat009]

Amazing. Absolutely amazing

[@IamKenthMUSIC]

Beautiful!!! Roarrrrr

[@judithcampbell1705]

Beautiful pride

[@evawelty4634]

The sub-adult males in this pride are going to be some very handsome lions God willing they make it to adulthood.

[@jophoenix3919]

Wow magnificent!

[@malissaemerick8989]

the lions deserved to live and there is only 1 person to protect them and thats ... ME 🤗there lives go on and its very cool and very good to have the life in balence

[@malissaemerick8989]

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[@jacquespetijon8873]

Very nice video lions

[@66hoodwitch]

This is my asmr 😍🦁

[@musek8000]

Omg... Pls can you keep an eye for the imbali male?? I mean, can you pls protect this mighty lion (I can't imagine him dying not because of old age😭) i want him to live long and as a pride male in this pride.. And even if it's impossible i hope the Imbali pride will stay together until the males in this pride will form a coalition with their father..

[@holdthetruthhostage]

I Roar When I Miss the Ice Cream Truck 🚛

[@mohammadamat759]

Really Nice,Good Time,Have Good Day..Good Life..Good Future To Lion Pride. sO Awesome,Wonderful Pride A Lion..I Love Lion Pride..Male Lion Is King A King .Tough,Strong,Powerful Roar Muscle..Good Fighter Be Protect Family,Pride..Lion Male A Be Good Father Their Cub..Be Like Handsome,Tough Strong King Caring Father A Animal..I Really LoVe LIon..Male Lion Is My Life..😎✨

[@sbu4846]

2:12 SQUIRREL running on the big tree in the middle

[@catherinebreitfeller669]

Awesome 🦁🦁

[@kennrayy]

I absolutely love this channel. I have been an ardent fan of watching the big cats for decades. Could you go into some detail about how YOU believe the cats perceive you in your vehicles? I must assume that it’s an abstract image for them as long as you aren’t walking around. And that you in your vehicles become just visual wallpaper or imagery white-noise in their world. I’ve seen some of the cats come so close to you or jeeps/vehicles with people in them, and can’t help but wonder why they wouldn’t be more curious about you based on your smell and subtle movements. Perhaps us humans don’t smell so alluring to them. 🤔

[@fillfinish7302]

That baboon call .though sounded like a man shouting

[@KatherineUribe-1]

Not so different, in many respects.

[@cynthiamasse9596]

Hope the Male..survive. he has a lot to protect..

[@광희이-w9j]

I dont think he needs a partner he has 20 lions to back him up.🤪

[@cynthiamasse9596]

@@광희이-w9j but the females will not get into his fight with another male...

[@toniodee7814]

@@cynthiamasse9596 lionesses will sometime join in to fight off males, especially if it’s enough of them and they have small cubs. If it’s say 3 or 4 males trying to take over and only 5 or 6 females then they probably won’t do anything, but if they have them greatly outnumbered they will.

[@auntiez4917]

Thank you for this! Gorgeous pride indeed! Where is the Nkuhuma pride on the map?

[@tintswalovirtualsafari]

Nkuhuma pride has moved further south in Sabi sands following avoca males-we don’t really see them in the Manyeleti anymore

[@fredthompson4568]

Any news on the 2 lone male lions ( possibly plains males) from 2/3 weeks ago?

[@styx5131]

I believe they were 2 of the 6 Black Dam young males, not the. Plains Camp males. They separated for a few days as 1 was seen in the Sabi Sands... But since have reunited with each other. Not sure of their whereabouts as of now though.

[@juliedobson3039]

I think the reverse , because this lone Lion has lots of room with no crowding he doesn’t need a coalition to protect his pride , it’s only when there’s limited area and many lions they form coalitions to dominate an area ?

[@toniodee7814]

That’s not how it works. When males are in born into a pride together (brothers) or around the same time (cousins), when they begin to reach maturity they’ll get kicked out the pride together and form a life long coalition. Just like the females they begin form life long bonds as cubs, the only difference is since they’re males they get kicked out the pride to go take over their own where as the females remain in their birth pride for life.

[@styx5131]

All it takes is a young nomadic coalition of multiple males to realize he's alone, and it could be all bad for him. Plus larger the territory, the larger the area to patrol, and scent mark... If he gets caught alone out on patrol can end up being the death of him. With some of the older subs reaching independence only mean the lioness will soon be in oestrus, which will attract a number of males.

[@juliedobson3039]

I hear what your saying 👍 I’m just thinking that before man encroached onto their land, wouldn’t it have been more beneficial for the pride , for the males to each have a large area with prides of their own to spread their DNA further rather than clump together infighting over the lionesses in their pride and limited food and area, you wonder if they have adapted to mans presence , old footage of Africa shows huge prides big territories and plenty of game they could avoid each other and as you pointed out patrolling a large area would have kept them busy , now they seem to takeover territories as theirs isn’t enough. Devils advocate 🤣

[@hello-laura]

*YEEEEEEEEAAAAAAHHH bring on the lions **#Tintswalo**.*

[@brangel7700]

What is the name of the male lion that is the dominant lion for that pride? It is amazing that he’s alone dominant male isn’t it?

[@tintswalovirtualsafari]

He’s the Imbali Male 👍

[@donniev8181]

How has Red Road been, haven't heard about him in a while?

[@tintswalovirtualsafari]

He's all good! We will update soon.

[@donniev8181]

@@tintswalovirtualsafari thanks

[@wes4SLY]

Good job though could have been better If all the pride was captured as you said roaring and not one or two.

[@ILikeKamekANormalAmount]

I wonder what their celebrating

[@buckwiild2101]

So amazing!

[@buckwiild2101]

That stork is beautiful

[@saltedllama2759]

I bet that could be felt in anyone's chest who was within 3 miles.

[@simphiwecyprial901]

Do the super pride ever miss a kill when hunting🤔 with so many lions or is it always a 10/10 when hunting

[@burakcetav]

Im confused by the Pride map. Isnt the birmingham breakaway pride west of Ngala and the Manyeleti east of Ngala?So the breakaway pride and Mbiri pride should be on opposite ends of eachother with the Birmingham main pride in the middle? And it seems like the 2 grey colors on the map are switched? The lighter grey should be Mbiri and dark grey should be the core Birmingham pride extending to the west. Correct me if i am wrong.

[@styx5131]

Birmingham pride main core territory is in the Timbivati(Ngala), Birmingham breakaway moves in, and out of the Timbavati, and Manyeleti.

[@burakcetav]

@@styx5131 The rangers always mention that the breakaway are in the western boundary of Ngala close to Thornybush, while Manyeleti is on the east so that doesnt make sense to me. Also Shindzela camp where they hang out is northwest of Ngala. If they move to the Manyeleti that means they move from northwest of Ngala to northeast?

[@styx5131]

@@burakcetav yeah that is kinda confusing... I've always heard Tintswalo mention the Breakaways on the border of the Timbavati, and Manyeleti... Since i've seen the Breakaways in the Manyeleti more than the Birminghams, although rare. But things have been shifting a lot lately, and the Birmingham pride has kinda been all over.

[@burakcetav]

@@styx5131 Ive never heard of seen the breakaways before on Tintswalo untill now. Maybe in older videos? Ive only been watching from around december.

[@styx5131]

@@burakcetav yeah they would show up every now and then last yr. They'd be seen a few times on WildEarth around Timbavati/Manyeleti border.

[@noraabdu4159]

Very sad today seeing this pride split & down to 4 or 5 lionesses & only 3 offsprings of Imbali/S8 Male (1 daughter & 2 sons) 😔

[@falanajerido875]

His sub;adult are powerful i like he keep them around this coalition will take over dark mane mohawk his brothers for him to have 3 talamatis lioness said allotted

[@hassymiia6267]

Thats a lot of mouths to feed!

[@wholovesyoubabywholovesyou1147]

Right I can't watch this

[@tjitswiertsema4263]

😍

[@sunnykim4093]

Why~~

[@chadfolzenlogel8739]

Where's the roaring? Wtf?

[@Master_artz]

The BHOWWW noises they make are the roaring the roaring you hear on movies is tiger roars

[@bonanzaboomer]

It's dangerous for them to be relaxed with vehs because they can more easily fall victims to poachers.

[@franklinkarani8031]

Hyenas nightmare 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@wholovesyoubabywholovesyou1147]

Can you please stop talking. Please please stop talking