N. AVOCA Males vs Torchwood Pride 🦁

MalaMala Safari Moments: Episode 167.
- The Redhawk male leopard and a herd of giraffes.
- The Earthly lioness.
- The Othawa pack of wild dogs.
- The Island female is chased by a buffalo bull.
- One of the Northern Avoca males gets hammered by the the Torchwood pride.
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From MalaMala Game Reserve to wherever you are in the world, we'll bring you moments from our daily safaris in one of Africa's most iconic private game reserves. This is essentially a continuation of our 'Rangers in Isolation' series which was filmed during the national Lockdown.

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

Okay, okay... quite right. It is the N. Avocas! 🤗

[@kimberlylopez9402]

Love you guys ❤️

[@zorro11ification]

I thought so because of the limping male.

[@mariusadriancuc377]

Blondie is limping? What happened with him?

[@carolenaleoni119]

*Mad as a hatter, 𝓜𝓪𝓵𝓪𝓜𝓪𝓵𝓪*🎩🤪So much for watching how his left foot lands😆

[@peps4461]

This was Mohawk and he got him self a bite from the girls and thats why a limp

[@LotsofLisa]

Wild lions have such dramatic lives! I’m so proud of the Tsalala lioness doing so well for herself. She’s beautiful.

[@oliviam191]

Yes our Tsalala Princess 😊 ❤. About how old is she now, 2? Proud of her.

[@LotsofLisa]

@@oliviam191 I think she may be going on three years old. I think should be around the same age or a little younger than the Kambula subs.

[@oliviam191]

@@LotsofLisa Hi Carly, ok...thanks 😊. I wish her mom was still here with her. Her dad Nhenha is my fav, have you heard how hes doing lately?

[@LotsofLisa]

@@oliviam191 Nhenha is nomad status with the young male the Birminghams sired with the Nkuhuma pride a while back. He knew his time was up with his age and the disappearance of Tinyo. I think he made the best decision to stay alive. He’s my fave too.

[@auntiez4917]

@@LotsofLisa The tsalala lioness should be around 3.5 years old.

[@Mainemaine416]

I’m also So HAPPY the Marthly lioness is doing well ! I’m routing for her and hope she carries on the legacy!

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

Same here!

[@AngelPerez-vo7nn]

I agree bro 🦁👑

[@falanajerido875]

Is the Tsalawa female woth Marthly lioness?

[@lacynylons6317]

Same!

[@carolenaleoni119]

Amazing animal interaction, the Giraffes are unhappy with the Redhawk loitering around but they have numbers & a bit of intimidation sent him packing. Delighted to see the Marthly beauty in fantastic condition & well fed, a truly exceptional lioness who has shown her true mettle & resilience throughout her journey❤️The strong Othawa pack enjoying life along the unfailing Sand River. The most impressive Island female❤️Majestic & picturesque scene as she was drinking. The tough beastly bruiser was going ballistic smashing through branches & throwing his weight around forcing the Island female to retreat to the safety of the tree. Which Kruger male😍?Impressive specimen, imposing size he has spunk & attitude but he has bitten off more than he can chew with the Torchwood girls😹Beautiful ending with the impalas & zebra under a blazing orange sunset that is the fiery kiss to the night. Thank you so much, *𝓜𝓪𝓵𝓪𝓜𝓪𝓵𝓪*, incredible sightings & most spectacular.

[@KO-ei9db]

most are saying its Blondie and Mohawk

[@greatbearfromthenorth9944]

@@KO-ei9db could be because the kruger males are pride males of torchwoods. They known each other. And her we can see here that they are unknown for each other.

[@carolenaleoni119]

I don't believe so, @@KO-ei9db Blondie doesn't move like that & this lion has a very dark mane all over so it leaves Mohawk out. I think this is one of the males who attacked Uboso, definitely has the makings of a Kruger lion. Someone will know for sure...enjoy your weekend👍😊

[@KO-ei9db]

@@carolenaleoni119 well the male being attacked looks kinda like Mohawk, Blondie does kinda have a limp, and 2 males were in the video chasing the lionesses and the Kruger males are separated. If it was the kruger male, the females wouldnt have been that hostile and violent and attack him like that

[@KO-ei9db]

@@greatbearfromthenorth9944 yea makes since, if it was one of the kruger males, the torchwood lionesses wouldnt act that hostile and violent and aggressively attack him like that as their the pride males

[@zorro11ification]

Very glad to see the Tsalala princess doing well!

[@annkey4091]

The sunset shots were beautiful. The King had to roar for backup at what could have been an ill-advised attempt to be amorous with Torchwood lionesses. As usual, the leopards are beautiful and it's nice to know what animals that they stand down to: giraffes and cape buffalo. What a pleasure!

[@natlovesfashion27]

The Kruger male that was trying his best to tip-toe to the lionesses was so funny! 😂

[@user-ks5ub6nm1d]

It is joyful to see Princess Tsalala doing well despite the danger of her loneliness.

[@annalefsrud3132]

Wonderful to see Marthy Tsalala, she looks so good!

[@kimberlylopez9402]

Absolutely brilliant showing that lionesses are not to be messed with either especially a sisterhood with cubs. ❤️. Love our Marthly lioness looking so well . She means so much to all of us. ❤️Love the new Red Hawk name Fits him perfectly. Thanks Guys as Always 😊

[@user-oc5ke5qr8n]

Its mohawk and blondie.

[@kimberlylopez9402]

@@user-oc5ke5qr8n I thought it looked like them lol

[@typehyuga607]

@Hugh Mungus 😂😂😂

[@annettelane659]

Fantastic video here Kimberly, the Island female before she gave birth, Tsalala Queen absolutely beautiful girl, and the two male lions have now been identified by MalaMala as Ndhzenga males. What a vid!! EDIT Loved the Red Hawk male

[@kimberlylopez9402]

@@annettelane659 no it is Mohawk and Blondie . This is up there with my favorites. Take care my lovely friend. Big heart ( I am on my old iPad: lol)

[@ccyynn808]

Fantastic to see the beautiful Marthly lioness ♥️✨🙏. I pray for her always. Thank you for the updated video. Love her ♥️

[@gustavosanchez23901]

After spending more than 6 months alone since the death of her mother, the marthly lioness has already made It Very clear that she is not Just a dependent cub, but a huge, Beautiful, strong and independent lioness, she looks a Lot like her mother and her grandmother the old tailed lioness, i Hope she lives long like her grandmother and her grandaunt tailless (both lived more than 15 years old)

[@niceday8830]

What happened to her mother? Have not seen the update, last time it was the mom and daughter lionesses.

[@yc9257]

The young Tsalala lioness looks even bigger than her mother, hope she can find herself an alliance ……

[@gustavosanchez23901]

@@niceday8830 her mother was killed in november last year by 2 plains Camp males

[@gustavosanchez23901]

@@yc9257 yes, indeed she is, and Will still grow even more until next year, i think It is unlikely that she will mix with other lionesses, maybe later this year or next year she Will starting Mating (i Hope It Will be with ndhzengas), but now she Will probably be alone, she avoids any other lions as she has suffered several murder attempeds by other lions(specifically kambulas), she doesn't trust other lions.

[@jamieparsons6918]

@@niceday8830 she was killed, possibly by the plains camp male lions

[@bethshoults346]

OMG I love the giraffes following the leopard! Too funny. Curious animal for sure! Ty for sharing!

[@Wolf-FenrirMountains]

Lion, don't forget this... Never wake up the great worker, hunter and true queen of the savannah, she needs to rest, the final postcard those colors of the sky and the silhouettes of the zebras and deer are poetic, great video!

[@thebabbler8867]

Let the king be a king.

[@omarigadlinsr]

Beautiful sight, and Blondie to the rescue 😅wonderful video as always thank you!

[@joannab3973]

Awesome Thank you for video⭐️🏆⭐️👍❤️🌹

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

Thanks for watching!

[@ceciliabergmann2796]

My heart is happy to see the princess Tsalala Marthly with her kill and see her healthy...grown lioness 💗 !!! Thank you for sharing guys 👍

[@danaburkhart5743]

Thanks for sharing that was great and exciting, girls were holding their own haha and the end with those animals standing there and the red sky absolutely breathtaking. Again thank you for sharing with me.

[@Fadedecho1]

That sky is flipping amazing!!! 💞

[@phillipwasson2980]

Oh...Just another exquisite, top of the line video from MalaMala. But we do loved to be spoiled, don't we? ❤👌

[@bethshoults346]

I could watch Mala Mala vids all day long I tell ya!

[@WildlifeThroughLens]

Great video ❤🐾

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

Thank you! 😊

[@bedinabebe4521]

Thanks for so many great sightings here. Look at the Most Loving Lioness Thriving! Manifesting a Great Pride & Coalition for the Marvelous Martly Lioness! Long Life!💓😘🦁💛

[@Marie-zo8zr]

Beautiful,beautiful sunsets

[@private4918]

Mala Mala, can you tell the public just when this was recorded, or at least the images of the lionesses and the two males? Always good to see the Tsalala "Marthly" lioness doing well and seemingly so healthy.

[@sukrisuhardi1142]

Hopefully the Tsalala/Marthly lioness can grow the pride again. We need more update of her :(

[@AngelPerez-vo7nn]

I agree bro 🦁👑

[@falanajerido875]

@@AngelPerez-vo7nn i don't understand is the Tsalala female woth Marty lioness now?

[@falanajerido875]

Is the tsalala and Marthly the sake person are they together?

[@sukrisuhardi1142]

@@falanajerido875 As per what I know is that this is the last of tsalala/marthly pride legacy. Few months back her mother was unfortunately killed and the female on this video is the last of the pride.

[@falanajerido875]

@@sukrisuhardi1142 yes i know i thought tsalala and Marthly lioness was 2 of them i understand now thank you

[@smokerscoach]

5:25 stood still like oh flip they heard me....gulp...

[@Everyoneisanartist776]

It’s certainly not the remake of the classic, “How not to wake a sleeping lionesses.” But I definitely enjoyed watching part 2! Lions can be so facetious.

[@tereasacarty8000]

Always clear and crisp photography fro mala mala .

[@JXUS11]

Good stuff

[@gatorduran3288]

I love Lion stories!

[@jamieparsons6918]

Is that the late tsalala queens daughter, if so that’s amazing, her mother was my favourite lioness, wonderful video as usual.

[@deniseyoung4494]

I wonder if her mother died trying to protect her. 💔💔💔 I'm worried for the princess but at the same time, I'm glad to see she is successfully thriving.

[@HienNguyen-rr8qh]

Excellent news thank you very much

[@GM_-]

Awesome sunset silhouettes!

[@GM_-]

Your episode 167 description reads "The Earthly Lioness"! Now I'd like to know more about all those Heavenly Lions and Lionesses! 😂😂

[@horselover7744]

The Marthly princess is looking gorgeous

[@janas.6507]

Beautiful Queens didn't want to be bothered... lions are very smart and lots of things they calculate.. awesome 🤟 🦁

[@babsvacation3940]

Lol!!! Don't wake a lady during her beauty rest! Thanks Mala Mala

[@bpprod.4981]

WOW, Mohawk got it good, but still comes back for more lol. Are the N. Avocas residing in Kruger now or just venture in from time to time?

[@zone_Magazine_reporter]

they used to call northern mala mala home , they wer pushing in on bbhams and went far south of mala mala only to be chased back far north by Nzenga male lions , who ended up staying and pushing bbhams out of mala mala , along with N avocas , it spelled the end of the avocas as we knew them , dark mane and blondie died within weeks of each other , mohawk amd Nk pride moved back into Djuma , chitwa , Nkorho , area , hope this helps

[@sillygirl3284]

Glad to see Tsalala lioness looking so well (those Impala lambs are everywhere) but what happened after that encounter with that male and Torchwoods? .Don't leave us hanging!

[@greatbearfromthenorth9944]

The males return to nkuhuma pride. They are mohawk and Blondie, not kruger males.

[@auntiez4917]

@@greatbearfromthenorth9944 Yeah, the one sneaking up was Mohawk and the one that came running from the bushes was Blondie with that limp. I would like for Mohawk and Blondie to stay in their own territory with their own lionesses. Thank you! 🤣

[@MightNotches]

@@greatbearfromthenorth9944 Yes seems like blondie with the limp

[@user-oc5ke5qr8n]

@@auntiez4917 north malamala is their territory but i know what you mean, their core territory close to djuma EP and Arathusa.

[@greatbearfromthenorth9944]

@@user-oc5ke5qr8n mala mala now is saying they are ndzhengas. But to me they still looking like mohawk and Blondie. I can't see Ndzhenga males there.

[@SocialDrones]

This is the best video I’ve seen thus far 😂

[@slmafricaafrica6095]

All this fatigue and hardship in filming in order to follow you from inside my room while I am lying on the bed 😊😊 Very beautiful and thank you 🌹🌹🌹🇩🇿

[@luvmyaussie9561]

So proud of the lionesses. That lion was purposefully sneaking upon them while they were resting. I wish the lionesses defended themselves against male lions with equal might and strategy and unity as when they hunt pray.

[@OMGWUNSIU]

Such a beautiful video about a part of this planet most if us know little about. Absolutely spectacular ending… wow. I hope we can do a better job of preserving such places and dealing swift death to poachers. 😊

[@NA27]

So good to see the marthly lioness. Any news about island female cub?

[@user-sc9sh1tr5s]

Я очен люблю дикие животние спасибо видио

[@JC-ty3zq]

That was a very BIG Leopard the buffalo was chasing

[@brentliosmithii3467]

Now that is one very sneaky male lion.

[@michaelcarter5434]

The Redhawk male leopard is new to me he's a big boy and I'm delighted the Marthly lioness is in good condition

[@billyyank5807]

Beautiful sunset! I'm 2 miles from the pacific ocean on the west coast of the u.s. I get nice sunsets, but I don't think I get that orange like that.

[@user-rm2bu9gt3j]

Мах ТАЛ ! Эhиги кердерергYт YрдYк. Благо Дарю! Вы всегда показываете полёт.

[@dannyduds1058]

Is that lioness the cub of the tsala female? Excuse my ignorance i remember following them last year. If she is indeed her, it saddens me she is alone and lost her mother. I was hoping they would start a strong pride together

[@MightNotches]

Yes thats Queen tsalalas Daughter, her mother was killed months ago. She is the Daughter of Nhena Birmingham and Queen tsalala Female. This girl is the last Lion from the Famous tsalala Pride, if she dies this pride would wiped out.

[@medgasguy]

Stunning video of animals against that beautiful red backdrop.

[@user-oc5ke5qr8n]

Mohawk were with one torchwood girl last year, the scar nose lioness. They mated several times.

[@kimberlylopez9402]

I thought it was them but I was on my phone. Looked and looked again lol . Thank you can’t wait to watch on the big screen :)))

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

We’re actually all wrong 🙈 This video was taken by one of our training rangers and we made the mistake of assuming identity based on location - this took place along the Kruger boundary about 1km south of our northern boundary - look carefully at the limping lion as he runs across the road and watch how his front left foot lands… it faces north while the lion is running east - it’s ‘clubfoot’. These are 2 of the Ndhzenga males!

[@user-oc5ke5qr8n]

@@kimberlylopez9402 kimberly look at 5:47... i know you can tell his mohawk.

[@sillygirl3284]

@@MalaMalaGameReserve My argument that it is Mohawk - go 0.25x speed and at 5:32 you can see movement of his right elbow hygroma - Amahle has elbow tuft but none of the N'waswishakas have elbow hygromas like Mohawk does.

[@kimberlylopez9402]

@@user-oc5ke5qr8n exactly 100% Mohawk

[@suzannasmogoleski6411]

😅🤣 Loved it!!

[@deniseyoung4494]

Is the kruger male part of the torchwood pride?

[@ronaldmolinasandoval1849]

🇧🇴 👍 Okey saludos cordiales desde Sudamérica Santa Cruz bolivia 🇧🇴 👍 excelente 💜 👍 😀 👏 👏

[@justaguy4real]

5:25 that was cool up until she started acting like 'an upset person'. Lol. He was practicing his creeping up sneaky stuff

[@anilmone]

The Male got beaten by the Lionesses and then roars to tell everyone that he is the Boss 😂😂. The timeline from 6:22 onwards is just beautiful 👌👌

[@tylermartin9017]

Does anyone have information on this pride?

[@user-oc5ke5qr8n]

6:00 FKin Epic!! Blondie Avoca arrival!!

[@marktaylor4025]

Hi MM can I please make a request for you to show the sightings on the map as you used to - helps to reconnect for those that have visited this paradise

[@sillygirl3284]

I think there might be a reluctance to do so because some believe it can give clues to poachers.

[@rjm830]

My friend , how many cubs torchwood pride has?

[@Thmusic7]

Lol. Did y’all see the way that lioness woke up and turned her head like at that male like “what the hell?’ She’s definitely gangsta. No fear whatsoever. And when the other lionesses finally got there nerve back and came charging, she was like, yeah! Get em."

[@michaelcreswell7947]

Finally a video confirming the one Kruger males is alive. He has been missing without any news about him for months.

[@greatbearfromthenorth9944]

There somethung wrong. To me these two looks like the Avoca males mohawk and Blondie, not krugers. The torchwoods and kruger males known well each other.

[@greatbearfromthenorth9944]

@@MalaMalaGameReserve are you surge they are the krugers? Because the krugers and torchwoods known each other and these two here looks like a lot mohawk and Blondie from northern Avoca coalition

[@michaelcreswell7947]

@@greatbearfromthenorth9944 The two Avoca males are with the Nkuhuma pride in Djuma.

[@michaelcreswell7947]

@@greatbearfromthenorth9944 The one male looks like the male that killed the Imbali sub adult about a week or two ag.

[@michaelcreswell7947]

@@greatbearfromthenorth9944 Definitely not Mohawk. The male with the larger Mane has a kink in his tail.

[@jakejackle9125]

Giraffes: Scram punk this is our land Leopard: *leaves*

[@tereasacarty8000]

What was blondie doing limping out the bushes? Looking for cubbies?

[@sillygirl3284]

I still hate seeing Tsalala lioness by herself, I really wish could join Ximhungwe and/or Gingerella...

[@auntiez4917]

Looks like she is doing well by herself for now. She doesn't have to share food with anyone. She doesn't have any scars. She looks good and healthy. I would think that the main threat to her are hyenas and other lionesses. However, she'll need the protection of a pride when she has cubs.

[@sillygirl3284]

@@auntiez4917 Its not a lionesses nature to be alone. Just because she is getting by, doesn't mean she wouldn't be doing better with a pridemate. She almost got her but kicked by Kambula subadults recently.

[@auntiez4917]

@@sillygirl3284 Agreed; but the chances of her linking up with an unrelated lioness are not great. She is probably going to have to make the best of it alone. She will definitely have her challenges, as I stated in my initial comment. However, it's not impossible for her to succeed by herself.

[@MightNotches]

@@sillygirl3284 Gingerella would be perfect the 2 have nearly the same age :)

[@gustavosanchez23901]

@@MightNotches i think tsalala/marthly lioness doesn't trust other lions or lionesses, and gingerella reside between savanna, singita, idube and duline while tsalala/marthly reside between malamala and londolozi

[@tr1x243]

This looks like N. Avocas males bumping into Torchwoods.

[@KO-ei9db]

is this likely a takeover attempt or...

[@tr1x243]

@@KO-ei9db dont think so, atleast for now, i think they just bumped into each other. That happened last month, as it is in MalaMala report.

[@greatbearfromthenorth9944]

@@tr1x243 but torchwoods and krugers known each other. In this video se can see that they are unknown to each other and the males are very similar to mohawk and Blondie.

[@tr1x243]

@@greatbearfromthenorth9944 i said they are N. Avocas. Theres only 1 remaining kriger male now.

[@user-oc5ke5qr8n]

@@tr1x243 yep, i also think there is just one kruger male unfor. But the last one is doing fine and he was trying to take some imbali ladies not long ago. 😅

[@billyyank5807]

I was wondering why the giraffes were just standing there.....hello Mr Leopard lol You know you're a G when you can growl and just walk away lol.

[@lucasb3h3m0th]

Wow the Queens rules

[@rohanhowell9552]

Yes it the avoca male Mohawk was under attack and the limping blondie come to his rescue

[@jc-go9vc]

the Marthly lioness looks so lonely.....all by herself😢😢I pray for her often🙏🙏

[@estherkeeling777]

YES GET HIM.

[@warrioroneultimate7367]

Malamala should advise that this isn't a new video of the Avoca's males , blondie Avoca is actually in very poor Condition which i seen on wildearth a couple of days ago , so in that making this footage old .

[@TheTibetyak]

I wake up angry from disturbances in my nap and I don't even have anyone trying to sneak up and kill me.

[@Mainemaine416]

Is the island female pregnant ???

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

Given birth already ☺️ well spotted! 👍

[@kenmasters2231]

5:46 the point the male realised he fucked up.

[@private4918]

It seems that Mohawk and Darkmane (NAvoca) met some of the Torchwood lionesses far back into 2021. It could be that Mohawk was trying to rekindle something lately. But, the 2nd lion in this video really wouldn't be either Darkmane OR Blondie. Darkmane lately is in no way the condition that the 2nd lion here is in. Also, Blondie really probably has a permanent limp in at least one leg, and the 2nd lion here DOES NOT; also, the 2nd lion here does not have the bony hips that Blondie does, and not the muscle atrophy either. So, while the 1st lion here is probably Mohawk--who gets attacked and is left limping as a result--the identitly of the 2nd lion is probably STILL QUESTIONABLE. Just who? Maybe the surviving KNP male who went into action too late, trying to get rid of Mohawk--the lionesses had already done their part, BUT these might've been lionesses who did NOT mate with Mohawk and Darkmane way back into 2021.

[@auntiez4917]

The other lion is Blondie. The other lion wouldn't be any other lion but Blondie 🤷‍♀🤷‍♀

[@MariaN-mj5ej]

😀 ❤

[@thandontshangase894]

Are the kambula sub adult males still okay?

[@gustavosanchez23901]

Yes, all 6.

[@thandontshangase894]

@@gustavosanchez23901 im excited to see their growth in about 6 months time.

[@greatbearfromthenorth9944]

Are you sure that these are kruger males? Because looks like these males and the females not known each other. To me looks like they are the northern Avoca males mohawk and Blondie.

[@user-oc5ke5qr8n]

Yep blondie and mohawk

[@greatbearfromthenorth9944]

@@sillygirl3284 the tail was not broken he just kept it weird in that moment to not alert the lionesses. It was mohawk and the other Blondie for sure.

[@sillygirl3284]

@@greatbearfromthenorth9944 Checked in slow motion, you are correct it is N. Avocas.

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

We’re actually all wrong 🙈 This video was taken by one of our training rangers and we made the mistake of assuming identity based on location - this took place along the Kruger boundary about 1km south of our northern boundary - look carefully at the limping lion as he runs across the road and watch how his front left foot lands… it faces north while the lion is running east - it’s ‘clubfoot’. These are 2 of the Ndhzenga males!

[@enricotoesca3941]

Hard Nature

[@bensmith426]

Those are Northern Avocas, not a Kruger male.

[@greatbearfromthenorth9944]

I agree. The krugers and torchwoods known each other.

[@private4918]

Look carefully at this in slo-mo. I'd say they are probably KNP, but I just asked Mala Mala for more confirmation.

[@greatbearfromthenorth9944]

@@private4918 mala mala mistake the Lions. These are mohawk and Blondie for sure.

[@private4918]

@@greatbearfromthenorth9944 Yeah, the game reserves are not infallible, and neither are people's favorite rangers.

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

We’re actually all wrong 🙈 This video was taken by one of our training rangers and we made the mistake of assuming identity based on location - this took place along the Kruger boundary about 1km south of our northern boundary - look carefully at the limping lion as he runs across the road and watch how his front left foot lands… it faces north while the lion is running east - it’s ‘clubfoot’. These are 2 of the Ndhzenga males!

[@lavendersunsets7066]

wow I've never seen a group of females attack a male like that. Nature is so fascinating and funny at times. it was like they said get the heck from around here to that male lion. And he ran lol!

[@annabellemartinez2730]

Who is that male lion?

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

We’re actually all wrong 🙈 This video was taken by one of our training rangers and we made the mistake of assuming identity based on location - this took place along the Kruger boundary about 1km south of our northern boundary - look carefully at the limping lion as he runs across the road and watch how his front left foot lands… it faces north while the lion is running east - it’s ‘clubfoot’. These are 2 of the Ndhzenga males!

[@annabellemartinez2730]

@@MalaMalaGameReserve thanks. I hope you give us new updates of Southern pride and Styx pride.

[@KO-ei9db]

@@annabellemartinez2730 Its the 2 Nkuhuma pride males, the Northern Avoca coalition

[@72defender]

Next time he’ll think with his bigger head! 😉

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

😂😂😂

[@lindafromcalifornia1155]

I guess that lion didn't help on the last hunt. The silhouettes were beautiful at the end.

[@kimberlylopez9402]

Mala Mala that is Mohawk and Blondie. You can clearly see the elbow hygroma that is on Mohawks elbow. None of the other males have that.

[@1La2La3La4La]

4:32 The Loepard seems pregnant or hurt as appears to have difficulties in climbing that tree.........

[@hail2121]

This is not the northern avocas this is the nwaswitshaka males in the video and one is the twisted foot one ubuso of neashwitshaka

[@Terrabrasilisbarrabonita]

Tá certo , não mexe com as minas !!!!

[@sillygirl3284]

That leopard looks very pregnant @ 3:43 especially when she rises around 4:02 - you can almost see an outline of cubbies! Even in the tree at 4:48 too!

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

She given birth already 🤩

[@sillygirl3284]

@@MalaMalaGameReserveBeing chased by that buffalo probably sent her into labor!

[@G-J3]

Why were the females attacking the big guy

[@private4918]

IF the males actually were the NAvocas--and I'm waiting for more confirmation here--it would be easy to understand. The Torchwoods have at least 1 pride male living, that we know of, and a pile of children from both pride males--1 of those believed not seen, or maybe once, in already months. On the other hand, when the 3 Kambulas attacked Nsuko (Birmingham) it could've been the genes of KT and Mr. T rearing their heads.

[@josefonseca4219]

They look like Mohawk and blonde just the the limp in the rear leg

[@private4918]

Yes, the 1 that seems to have been attacked has a noticeable limp on the right rear leg. BUT that could be because the lionesses injured him there. We know Blondie has been limping on and off for a long time--or always limping in varying degrees. Try looking at this in slo-mo, see who the males look like.

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

We’re actually all wrong 🙈 This video was taken by one of our training rangers and we made the mistake of assuming identity based on location - this took place along the Kruger boundary about 1km south of our northern boundary - look carefully at the limping lion as he runs across the road and watch how his front left foot lands… it faces north while the lion is running east - it’s ‘clubfoot’. These are 2 of the Ndhzenga males!

[@josefonseca4219]

Ok that explains the limp in the rear right leg too 😆

[@josefonseca4219]

That clubfoot male is tough 💪

[@private4918]

@@MalaMalaGameReserve The first lion, who gets attacked by 4 lionesses, definitely seems to be Nohawk (NAvoca). The 2nd lion resembles Uboso (Ndzenga) more than Blondie. The hop with the rear right leg, but otherwise not much of any limping--Blondie has a couple of bad legs.

[@oliviam191]

Poor boy lol

[@symph760]

So much drama in one video 😂 . Its viable to make at least 3 mini videos from it.

[@seanjoyce21]

are those males the fathers of the cubs? what ever happened the marthly lionesses daughter?

[@KO-ei9db]

No their not the fathers of the cubs,There the dominant males of the Nkuhuma pride further north of this area. But after this altercation idk if they want will encounter this pride again, and Tsalala young females is seen on her own mostly in MalaMala and Londolozi areas

[@johnkazoriii9081]

Is this the Torchwood Male and the Birmingham Male? RA 68 HELL FIRE

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

We’re actually all wrong 🙈 This video was taken by one of our training rangers and we made the mistake of assuming identity based on location - this took place along the Kruger boundary about 1km south of our northern boundary - look carefully at the limping lion as he runs across the road and watch how his front left foot lands… it faces north while the lion is running east - it’s ‘clubfoot’. These are 2 of the Ndhzenga males!

[@johnkazoriii9081]

@@MalaMalaGameReserve Thank you for your HONESTY in correct was TC be SAFE all out there. RA 68 HELL FIRE

[@thexentrader897]

Why cant these guys find the mapogo son's

[@KO-ei9db]

Mapogos sons are all gone, other possible known surviving ones are Othawa T and M and they left sabi sands over a decade ago and are possibly dead due to old age or killed by other lions

[@julieamir506]

Among all the wild animals here, who are the most snobbish? the giraffes because they always look down on other animals ...