THE LIONS OF SABI SAND - LION DYNAMICS OF SABI SAND AS OF MARCH 2023 - EPISODE 11

This educational video covers the current lion dynamics of Sabi Sand Game Reserve.
Video contains information on the following lions
Northern Avoca Mohawk and Nkuhuma Pride
Imbali Male Lion
Black Dam Coalition
Ndhzenga Coalition and Kambula Pride
Sand River Pride and Southern Avocas
Gijima Male Lions and Southern Pride
Styx Pride of Lions
Tsalala Lioness
Plains Camp Males
Ximungwe Pride
Othawa Lionesses
Mhangeni Pride
The Nkuhuma Male Lion
The Tumbela Male Lion
Talamati Coalition
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[@noraabdu4159]

I might add that there's only 7 subs in the Styx Pride, 5 females & 2 males ❣️Thank you for the update ☺🙏🏻

[@ugthemcnandala5641]

Jesus is the Lion of Judah!

[@jongski18]

Thanks Scar. This format is the best. You have shown the map of Sabi sands with the location of the dominant males. Also, for explaining the origin of the 2 Black dam males. It is nice to know Tsalala is doing okay.

[@cindyrobertson3780]

Wonder what coalitions are being documented

[@user-ni7xf8fo6y]

Nice video .....nice story Thks

[@robertlange2954]

Love these videos and often find myself watching them over and over throughout the year.

[@zone_Magazine_reporter]

Same here

[@Iconoclast1919]

Me too! It helps me get a mental map of the prides, nomads, and coalitions!

[@tylermartin9017]

All the time!

[@mrefrainjimenezify]

*I LOVE THIS CHANEL*

[@uplandknight5782]

Excellent video and narration my friend! You've done an amazing job the last 3 years and TY for all you do!!

[@montecristo1769]

Very informative. You give us the big picture which we don't get from day to day narration.

[@danglez18]

happy to hear the Southern Avocas are still going strong and now 2 of the oldest around, i remember when they were 2 nomads and always going back and forth with the 3 young Tsalala male nomads chasing each other off carcasses for the left overs back in the day until a Majing male would kick them all out, i remember thinking that those 2 Avocas were fearless and would make it and hold a pride for sure so i'm glad they did and thrived!

[@bedinabebe4521]

I never realized how Gorgeous Mowhawk Avoca is...Stunning.

[@JXUS11]

Awesome update

[@bobtate6812]

Thank you

[@buffiesilver]

Thank you for sharing!! Much appreciated with respect!!

[@carlost5263]

Thank you so much! this is an amazing report!

[@Iconoclast1919]

This is pure gold, as always! Thank you so much for the time you take to gather information and footage to keep us up to date of the lions and dynamics! There is nobody better at this than you!

[@janas.6507]

Love this type of update, thank you for that 🥰, brilliant and we know what is happening with all the prides.🦁🤟

[@scarnosemajingilane5808]

Thanks for the update.

[@mesfintsegaye4077]

Great update thanks!!!

[@ashleysmith640]

Fantastic update thank you

[@peterpengfeili2245]

I love this kind video sooooooo much , can clearly know all the males and females, I’m already waiting for another video! Thank you much . Even I’m not living in Africa, but I just love to see them sicen the mapogo collation!!!!!

[@susanhughes1800]

Thank you for the update!!

[@josemada413]

Awesome!!!😊

[@sabbrah8365]

for the moment it's quite calm in Sabi Sands, I hope it will continue like this....I hope that the Nkuhuma male💓and Skorro jr💓will join forces, they cannot remain alone. I also hope it will be fine for the young Kambula,💓Talamati and Nkuhuma males💓 and for the incredible Othawa females💓

[@Iconoclast1919]

And, may I add to your list of hope, the Tsalala female!

[@sabbrah8365]

@@Iconoclast1919 Yes you can add it too, it's a list that I made quickly. We can also add the Ximhungwe Lioness, Gingeralla, the Mangheni pride, the Styx pride, the female Ndhzenga (I don't know if she is still alive and has sabi sands) the Southern female and her daughters. In fact all the females who have no male protection...

[@Iconoclast1919]

@@sabbrah8365 Amen to that! 😊

[@cowboy2180]

Excellent thanks

[@jenniferross4646]

Thanks Scar!

[@biankamuckenschnabl6958]

Thanks for those informations. 😊

[@gatorduran3288]

I love Lion stories!

[@patrickateng4348]

Thanks. More Tsalala updates

[@mrlionrocks]

Nice work fella 👍😊

[@peterlloydalmalbis7783]

❤️👍

[@bedinabebe4521]

Thanks for another amazing update. Another beneficial dynamic would be if the Talamati and Nkuhuma subadults join forces. I had hoped that Tsalala Princess would join the Mhengeni Pride, until I realized they've settled with PCM. Manifesting Strong Partnerships, and Beautiful Bonds on Secured Lands for all at risk Lionesses and Lions💞

[@KO-ei9db]

I mean though one Mhangeni female had joined her, i doubted the other 4 would accepted her, Mhangenis are a very aggressive and territorial pride and known for attacking intruders, so it may be safe for the Tsalala girl if she didnt try to join them even though their related

[@bedinabebe4521]

@@KO-ei9db I was hoping the Loving Mhengeni Lioness would introduce Tsalala since they were so well bonded and Tsalala Princess is an asset. I recently saw a video that revealed that Mhengenis are a Breakaway Pride from Tsalalas.

[@bts4me]

Thanks for the update! I haven't seen much coverage of the Talamati sub adult males or the main Talamati pride in awhile. The bonus footage of the Kambula lionesses with the cubs is precious. They are such tough girls. Even getting annoyed with the Ndzenga male for roaring. 😅

[@alvarofortich6720]

Nice summary

[@AmeliaRia-lb8lj]

Great video! Thank you for the informations. Any news about Jack, the Batchelor?

[@rrob3109]

❤️😊

[@onurelbir1288]

Excellent video As usual. Black dam males can be good pride males for talimatı pride.

[@ochoaguillermo638]

Hopefully they could help each other and the subadults can be with Mohawk.

[@williamgatewood4584]

Thanks like I said previously this format is the best also how many cubs the kambula pride has

[@patrickogara3734]

Its great too see Mohawk again.He needs to team up with another lion as does the nkuhuma male lion who always seems to be a step ahead off trouble.The Kambula lions are looking great too, good video.

[@saltystar8725]

I saw a video today of Mohawk with 4 of his sons, which are around 4/5 years old. Interesting to see if he plans on starting a coalition of 5 w them.

[@patrickogara3734]

@@saltystar8725 That would be Great,as brave as Mohawk is he could use the help.

[@wanidahuynh8051]

Happy to see Tsalala lioness again😊 but she was alone?🦁🥰💪

[@ScarYT]

Yes she's alone.

[@fillfinish7302]

luck plays a major role .older southern avoca males fared much better than their younger brothers

[@ochoaguillermo638]

Yes, the 3 northern Avocas split. The Southern Avocas only being two must of had a greater bond and always stayed near each other.

[@nicholasfoley7105]

Luck indeed, they have been rarely challenged in they're years. Surprisingly though being alot of lions on the Kruger side. Three prides at they're age is a feet indeed though.

[@DeejayHadfield-on5zy]

LongLiveMapogo

[@BigDoggTheDon]

I'm rooting for the N'kuhuma, he seems to be smart and know how to pick his battles, hopefully he finds a another partner soon because he is still young. Most of these coalition survive because of their numbers so imagine being a lone lion it must be.tough

[@janas.6507]

9:15 beautiful family 💖

[@mbr936]

Great update, thanks!. Did not see anything about Red Road, is he still around?

[@kylemisac2492]

RR fine he's in manyeleti area

[@mbr936]

@@kylemisac2492 ah, you are right, thanks!

[@windiashe126]

Those chumungway (don’t know how to spell it any help would be appreciated thank you!) lionesses are smart. Any male that comes to them and they breed with all the males will think the Cubs are theirs. Even if rival males are heard roaring the males will fight one another and not focus their attention on the Cubs just the intruders. There was a tigress that did the same thing because she couldn’t raise her Cubs to adults so she tricked both males into thinking that the Cubs were theirs. She even spent time with both males. Sometimes a female has to do what a female has to do for the life of her babies

[@ochoaguillermo638]

I also had another question which Kambula lioness died? There was the Kambula that would go with the Othowa male lion and then I remember there was two Kambula lioness with cubs the last cubs of the Birmingham’s male lion and or the northern Avoca cubs.

[@jonsquirrel3661]

I always love it when he says "The Western Sector" 😅

[@ryderwilson3855]

Mapogos☹️

[@nazranakhatoon4841]

​@@ryderwilson3855it's hurt 😢

[@reinsaxony4623]

I'm no sure I'd say Ndhzengas can overwhelm BDM with size. Ndhzengas are particularly known to be small lions, Eorenji is smaller than Kambula females in height and length for instance. Still 3 experienced lions is too much against 2 nomads.

[@klientproby]

Fascinating yet complex lion dynamics. I hope all the male lions succeed in forming coalitions and holding their own. Sad to hear of the one pride that lost all its lionesses. What was the reason and is that unusual? I'm assuming it means any little cubs also died? 😞

[@leratomaduna296]

RIP Bob junior the latest legend❤️🙏

[@3Chaddibuddies]

Any information on kambula Youngsters ❤ the future greats of Sabi sand

[@reinsaxony4623]

They are in Sabi Sabi. If you go to their channel you'll see a new vid on them, 4 brothers and 1 sister.

[@ochoaguillermo638]

I wonder if they will and or would stick around if they get a pride unlike their other brothers.

[@tylermartin9017]

@@ochoaguillermo638 there is a good chance but we’ll have to wait and see

[@3Chaddibuddies]

@@reinsaxony4623 thank u so much ji

[@ochoaguillermo638]

That would be really good to see and interesting. Hopefully there two older brothers also don’t stay to far from Kruger to hopefully if we are lucky enough to see their story.

[@kalle6522]

2:47 What is hanging from the belly of the lion that stands at the back?

[@retzkie08]

any update of spearboy?

[@ochoaguillermo638]

I wonder whose cubs are the Gingeralas and her partner the Birmingham’s, the plain camps male lion or the Tumbelas male lion.

[@baseballplayer3576]

Thanks for great updates!! Is it confirmed that Nhena has passed??

[@reinsaxony4623]

No body was found but it's obvious he died since last time he was seen was late January and he was in poor condition. Sabi Sands was flooding at the time so rangers couldn't do their job properly which makes even harder to find any bodies.

[@kylemisac2492]

​@Rein Saxony stop making excuses. Then, sabi should let ppl know if missing or gone??

[@reinsaxony4623]

@@kylemisac2492 What excuses? He is dead dead, I'm just explaining why no body was found. Sabi Sands has no obligation to say anything nor did they reported many other lion deaths, the lodges and rangers report stuff out of courtesy and thanks to Nhenha fanatics harassing rangers they sometimes don't share much with us.

[@kylemisac2492]

@Rein Saxony the fck they don't making many of tourist and these channels..

[@kylemisac2492]

@@reinsaxony4623 money

[@jaimewesley5899]

Thanks for this update of things. But I'm a little taken back as you did not call young Nkuhuma Male s Dad by his name. He deserves more Respect than that... Nhenna Birmingham... Thank you

[@Iconoclast1919]

It's a touchy subject right now and full of emotion for people. That may be why Scar didn't say his name. Nhenha is very beloved and it's hard for people to accept he is gone without confirmation of a bod, since there is no closure. I do also definitely prefer to hear lions referred to by name, when available, out of respect for them, but I understand wanting to avoid possible drama at times.

[@sc14Av]

Absolutely correct Thinking exactly the same No mention at all of Nehnha by name

[@tylermartin9017]

He just uploaded an entire updated video of the Birmingham males

[@tak-475]

Tumbula and Nkuhuma hooking up would be great. So would princess Tsatala getting together with the 2 Ottawas. Any chance of that happening?

[@ochoaguillermo638]

I hope so but if she doesn’t find them soon they would grow up and get territorial. Just like Gingerella she got territorial vs her maternal pride.

[@tak-475]

@@ochoaguillermo638 What's the story with Gingerella BTW

[@ochoaguillermo638]

There was a video a few months ago she fought her own pride, because she already had a partner and got territorial she injured her own pride. The Tsalala female could maybe get with the two Othowa girls but if they get territorial it is too late. She was with the Mahangenis pride for some time, one of them, but she then went back to her pride.

[@benjamin48th]

I seen mohawk on a leopard documentary

[@prettybird2588]

What happened to the Kambula females?

[@tongkikang6158]

Plz, Subtitles for foreign language speakers.

[@zigzagmbiri]

Sand river pride's cubs are sired by gijima males and if tumbela and Nkuhuma male teamed up. It will be dangerous for tumbela because Nkuhuma male is behaving like Solo... Life is important than anything Come on PC boys 💪

[@ochoaguillermo638]

So they took the sand River pride from the Southern Avocas?

[@KO-ei9db]

@@ochoaguillermo638 no, but one of the Gijimas males was seen mating with one of the Sandriver females a few months ago and its speculated that those new cubs who were recently introduced could belong to the Gijima males since the S.Avocas are mostly seen with the Plains camp pride during the time being

[@ochoaguillermo638]

Oh ok I see. I had just read that the males may have killed one Kambula male lion sub adult?

[@stephanie021]

Incorrect. Sand River Pride cubs belong to the Southern Avocas who still fully control that pride.

[@markgray6982]

At the 2:52 mark,,,what is that hanging on the Male ????? Long Live the Mighty MR T and Kinky Tail,,,,,RIP Great Warriors

[@karinajas]

Did something bad happen to the Tsalala (?) lioness pride female, or was she somehow separated from them?

[@ScarYT]

All Tsalala Lionesses except for her mother had died when she was born. Her mother was killed by other lions. She's alone ever since.

[@Esio16]

Any news of Nhenha?

[@tylermartin9017]

He is most likely gone

[@davidframe1613]

Why no mention of the Ross males with the Birmingham pride? What happened to the young Birmingham male and the Torchwood male? One would think that they could take any of these single or coalition lions besides maybe a three-piece coalition???

[@kimberlylopez9402]

He did not mention them because they are not in the Sabi Sand. They are in the Timbavati. The YBM and Torchwood males now known as the Mongawane males are doing great. Hope to see them with a Pride soon.

[@davidframe1613]

Well that would explain it thanks. yeah I hope to see them with a pride also would like to see more coverage of them.

[@ochoaguillermo638]

After the Styxt male lion his half brother was gone; even the 2 northern Avoca male lions were gone; I think everybody just hopes these two male lions do good. The other Birmingham’s male lion is brother I believe of the Avoca male lions and the oldest had past away from the breakaway Birmingham’s hope those 6 are still together. Although I don’t think it is going good for the Nakuhuma male lion hopefully he joins the Tumbela male lion sense he lost all his brothers, but I believe the Tumbela male lion also has half brothers in Timbavati. It is so interesting all these male lions have relatives in different areas.

[@BigDoggTheDon]

I think the Gijima males will rule for a while, slightly concerned about their numbers though. It's hard being a duo

[@ochoaguillermo638]

The Sand River pride use to be Southern Avocas I wonder what happened.

[@isaac8000]

​@@ochoaguillermo638 ainda são é um bando gigante que tem 22 membros mais tem mais agora já que uma Leoa foi visita com novos filhotes e que podem ou não ser dos machos gijimas já que falaram que foram visto acasalando com algumas leoas do sand river, mais os avocas do sul passam muito tempo no kruger com o plains camp outro bando seu e fora que eles tinham duas fêmeas do bando ndhzenga separatista e acho que tinham até filhotes não sei oq aconteceu com elas mais eles tem muito território pra cobrir e sempre em kruger pode ser que tem mais bando por aí e ninguém sabe

[@zone_Magazine_reporter]

Black dam males are related to mohawk,

[@tylermartin9017]

Yes

[@jamieparsons6918]

Great to see the little queen tsalala is still doing well, she definitely has her mothers strong, never give up will. Hope she finally gets some company again soon. Great video as always

[@vincelawrencecascon4698]

Tsalala + the 2 Othawa subs i am praying for that

[@jamieparsons6918]

@@vincelawrencecascon4698 that would be a fantastic outcome. 🙏

[@nicholasfoley7105]

So the S8 male isnt with the Talamati's??

[@tylermartin9017]

He is talamati breakaway pride is his pride

[@ochoaguillermo638]

Question so what happened to that big group of male lions with sub adults half brothers of plain camp males lions and the Sand River male lion?

[@tylermartin9017]

They’re fine they went back to Kruger and recently one of their youngest brothers have joined them so now it’s 7 together including the older male

[@reinsaxony4623]

@@tylermartin9017 But what about the PCM, are they still abandoning Nkuhuma Breakaway? Lol.

[@ochoaguillermo638]

That is interesting they are back into to Kruger; that is good though as interesting as that would have been there would have been a lot of fightings and non stability. This also gives a chance for the 4 Kambula males lions still there to get stability and stay unlike their two older brothers. The the plain camp male lions still aggressive and in their prime and ambitious would have hurt the young lions.

[@ochoaguillermo638]

I thought they are and we’re still interested in all the prides.

[@tylermartin9017]

@@reinsaxony4623 not really they’ve only seen the pride once or twice many of the time they’re with the mhangeni pride or Ximhungwes or patrolling

[@debbiehunt8302]

Does anyone know about the tsalala female cub now. (little princess)

[@tylermartin9017]

She was seen roaring probably looking for a male to mate with possibly

[@debbiehunt8302]

@@tylermartin9017 good maybe cubs soon. Please some videos on her

[@jirehmicahllonor1449]

Where is Junior Othawa son of Majingalane that was accepted by Hairy belly Matimba? Appreciate your update.

[@joggyjames]

he has a video on this channel titled-- THE RISE AND FALL OF THE OTHAWA MALE LION NGUVU - OTHAWA MALE LION DOCUMENTARY

[@jirehmicahllonor1449]

@@joggyjames It was not Nguvu. There is another Majingalani son that adopted by Hairy belly Matimba during his last years. Since that lion turns three years old I did not have an update. I'm very curious about what happened to that male lion. I hope it is well. But I really appreciate your reply Damien. Thanks

[@ScarYT]

He went into Kruger. There were a couple of sightings a long time ago but it wasn't confirmed if it was really him. Nothing else on him that I know of.

[@jirehmicahllonor1449]

@@ScarYT Thanks Scar, appreciate this info. looking forward to your next upload.

[@PRIDE19891972]

Kambula young males?

[@tylermartin9017]

They are fine the 2 oldest brothers have joined an older male in Kruger

[@greatbearfromthenorth9944]

There are four kambula boys in sabi sabi right now

[@tylermartin9017]

@@greatbearfromthenorth9944 I’m talking about the other 2 kambula I mean there are 6 of them but the other 4 are fine

[@greatbearfromthenorth9944]

@@tylermartin9017 so these tão are in kruger with the last othawa male, maybe

[@gurdialkaur3137]

Wh o fathered Styx pride's young ?

[@ScarYT]

Ndhzenga Males

[@sujayl2178]

What about kambula SUBADULTS

[@buraksimsek7264]

They are doing okay

[@macsonmachado552]

One kambula subadult is not been seen after Kirkmish with gijima males.. Rest 3 boys and 1 female escaped with minor injuries

[@fillfinish7302]

hope the DM male offsprings get out of that area .

[@kath6726]

Update: Very unfortunately they were attacked and hurt by the PC Males recently. Very beat up. I don't think both are accounted for yet. One possibly.

[@user-oc5ke5qr8n]

​@@kath6726one is with the pride again, the other is close by i guess... no one knows what happened even if the plain camp males were involved.

[@fillfinish7302]

@@kath6726 shame.

[@fillfinish7302]

@@kath6726 where did you get this info from?

[@ochoaguillermo638]

I had tought the young Talamati male lions formed a coalition with their uncle or created a bond with the Nakuhuma sub adults pride.

[@VitorHugoRoque]

What happen to 3 lioness from the stxy pride?

[@fillfinish7302]

killed .some say by Nhenha and Birmingham male.

[@buraksimsek7264]

The oldest lioness has died. Possibly by the Kambula females or the Gijima males.

[@buraksimsek7264]

Not by Nenha and Nkuhuma male, they never visited the Styx pride.

[@tongkikang6158]

@@fillfinish7302 That is othawa female

[@tylermartin9017]

She was an old female sired but the rollercoaster male could’ve been old age but who knows she had to have been 14+ years old

[@buraksimsek7264]

The Styx have now 7 subadults not 9.

[@tylermartin9017]

5F 2M

[@ochoaguillermo638]

How many are male lions? 1 or 2 I believe it was?

[@tylermartin9017]

@@ochoaguillermo638 now only 2 it was 5 of them

[@ochoaguillermo638]

Thanks thankyou for the respond. That is sad. If the Dominant male lions of the Kambula male lions did not leave them the Styx pride maybe they will be more still alive. Hopefully the cubs from the Kambula pride make it and Club foot cubs and his brothers grow to adult hood.

[@ochoaguillermo638]

Does the black dam male lions look like Mohawk?

[@tylermartin9017]

They are half brothers or cousins something like that they do look similar

[@ochoaguillermo638]

Yes I think they even look like Dark mane to me. They are cosine. I remember reading their father was a younger Avoca Girrafe male lion related to the fathers of all the Avoca male lions, but the black dam male lion was the only male around of the black dam pride. I believe they are 6 but two of them went to Sabi sands, and the other 4 maybe roaming around the area of the other Birmingham’s.

[@tylermartin9017]

@@ochoaguillermo638 they all share som sort of similarities it’s strange to see sometimes lol

[@ochoaguillermo638]

Yes Dark manes and blondies look like the black dam male lions and the Southern Avocas. Like some of the breakaway Birmingham’s and the young Birmingham’s that is with the Torchwood male lion.

[@KO-ei9db]

@@tylermartin9017 Not halfbrothers most likely cousins cause they were sired by the lone Giraffe male younger brother of the Avoca/Giraffe males

[@lfgsd8952]

Aren’t the bdm bigger than the nwas?? Ive always read they aren’t impressive just a numbers game

[@tylermartin9017]

Possibly but I wouldn’t say they aren’t impressive amahle is a tank but still seems kinda small like his brothers

[@juanvaskez2488]

Ndhzenga is the strongest coalition after the southern avoca correction

[@reinsaxony4623]

Ndhzengas are the strongest, S.Avocas aren't even the second, PCM are stronger than them.

[@kylemisac2492]

​@Rein Saxony s avacos have alot more experience tho

[@reinsaxony4623]

@@kylemisac2492 They do, but PCM also have lots of experience for their age and had the upper hand against Tumbelas and Birminghams, killing the older Birmingham recently. Also Avocas are 10yo already and although in great shape they are out of their prime, PCM are bigger and getting stronger every day.

[@ochoaguillermo638]

I agree. The only thing holding back the Plain camps male lions are number, and the dominant male lions of the Kambula pride have number and experience and they seem to have a great strong bond that saved Club foot they seem United. The older Avocas are 10 years old I had no idea I though they were just a bit older than the Northern Avocas.

[@KO-ei9db]

@@ochoaguillermo638 They are but all 5 Avocas were born in the same year, Mohawk should be turning 10 soon aswell if not he already is

[@vettetchell6106]

Lions go to hair salon to get his hair done.

[@jimjones4189]

Sabi is a shadow of its former glory.

[@ochoaguillermo638]

I think it is pretty good there is just no stability for very long like before. There is a lot more lions it seems than when the Mapogos were around and the Magingilanes and Selaties.

[@greatbearfromthenorth9944]

There are 4 kambula boys in sabi sabi right now. One of them is the image of nhenha.

[@ochoaguillermo638]

Yes and the 2 older ones are in Kruger and with another young male they probably formed a coalition with. I wonder if that young male was related to the Matimbas or Jr.

[@greatbearfromthenorth9944]

@@ochoaguillermo638 or the last othawa majingilane son. Somebody need to check the if the face patterns match.

[@ochoaguillermo638]

Yes but I just remembered they said they may had been an older male lion.

[@greatbearfromthenorth9944]

@@ochoaguillermo638 othawa male has 5 years old if he still alive

[@ochoaguillermo638]

That would be interesting if any of the Othowa male lions ever reappear. Other lions that had been in Kruger and if they are still alive that would be interesting to see is the Talamaties male lions sons of the Selaties

[@jed1mindtricks857]

What is that sticking out this male lion's stomach at 02:48 ????

[@Jb-ek2hs]

Weiner

[@sc14Av]

Why no mention of Nehnha ?

[@tiifupridelands2519]

He was mentioned. Though seeing he likely died nearly two months ago there isnt much to report on.

[@tylermartin9017]

He likely passed away

[@sc14Av]

Yep I gathered that but I would assume a legendary lion like Nehnha Birmingham would have had more of a mention I loved that lion

[@tiifupridelands2519]

@@sc14Av Sadly that same status attracted a lot of creepy crazy people and drama. So those willing to make the call did so while keeping a low profile about it.

[@gabrielfierro8729]

Thank you