The Magnificent Tintswalo Male Lions & Wild Dogs Playing | On the Beat in the Manyeleti

[@lazystalker1]

Thanks for the tour. Let's hope the four Tintswalo males accept the cubs. Time will tell. Have a great weekend.

[@thamarvandeelen6261]

I love these wild dogs so much with the funny white tails and big ears. Amazing to see this pack. Never have seen them myself whilst being on game drive. 😍👍

[@jso6790]

This was beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

[@prettybird2588]

Maybe someone can make a playlist specifically for the Lions

[@sarahpearce7465]

These guys are magnificent thankyou 💯🦁💟

[@krishnar3493]

Thank you TSL and Al

[@marymiller6637]

Handsome young male lions. Great to see them. Thank you for sharing this video with us

[@johnjacobs4044]

Thank you Alistair. Great safari and even better camera work. We hope to see you again.

[@deniseyoung4494]

Love wild dogs too.❤💕

[@MrIchbins666]

Wonderful nature !!

[@128789842]

Marvelous.... Thanks a lot.

[@blondien6072]

Thank you for an awesome clip 👍

[@matthewturner2803]

Wonderful male lions. Should be able to set up their own territory.

[@woodpecker6452]

Bless the rains down in Africa

[@Ryan-jl1ep]

Super good....

[@deniseyoung4494]

So gorgeous! 🦁❤💪

[@LotsofLisa]

What pride and coalition sired these boys? They are beautiful.

[@psycko9986]

They were sired by Thanda Impi males, 3 born in Mbiri pride and 1 in Nharhu ( he have also his 3 brothers in Sabi sands know as Tumbela males)

[@KO-ei9db]

Nharu male is slightly a year older than the 3 Mbiris

[@chrissousa5092]

What was the reason for the Nharu male in this coalition splitting from his 3 brothers?

[@r1d166y]

Majestic

[@bradkamelesky1938]

great stuff!!!! thanks for sharing

[@scotslassie6991]

Where is Neil? I haven’t heard his voice for a while and am missing it. Hope he is well. All the best from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@jeslinturner2898]

I have asked the same question but no answer. Really miss him!!

[@kevinstandow2943]

I look forward to a long day out and a couple good hearty ales or beers and go out back to the kitchen and see the lions or ? We do it super late at the cabin that’s isolated with bears , Just not to often as they were extremely wild and came out of the hills near Yosemite but not near the zoo in the valley , Over some high mountains and 35 minutes along the river to way in to the north , There was a dirt road back in a bit with a pit that was still compatible with the wild area but some garbage was put in the heart of it and picked totally every ten days or so predicated on the time of the year, Many big black bears would come down and if you were stealth and had a moon maybe get lucky and see a big male mountain lion , Since back then I backpacked alone at night and what I saw but it didn’t see me with the wind coming at me to not give my scent made me petrified to this day and I won’t go alone or in that region with anyone ever again , I don’t want to look like a nut so I won’t elaborate , But it could rag doll a lion , Believe it or don’t that’s your choice , To me it’s a privilege I shared this , Few I have with . Take Care and good video 👍!

[@jeslinturner2898]

Where is Neil?? Miss his great video work and thoughtful narration?

[@sabbrah8365]

These male Tintswalo are really beautiful❤️.... I hope that female Mbiri will be able to bring their little ones until adulthood. It would be great to see Mini-Orpens💔and a nice legacy .... I'm surprised to see that you haven't made any tribute video to this great and beautiful duo that was Junior and Buddy. It still made the beautiful days of your reserve .... And where is the female Koppie and the cubs👀? They did not fly away, they did not disappear like that ....

[@nan5069]

I believe I saw them last night on WildEarth Safari Sunrise episode, Feb 11, 2021. (Kruger National Park)The guide kept saying they just appeared out nowhere and it just the two of them and didn't know their pride. Check there.. they looked amazing. I am speaking of the Lioness who escaped an huge first and daughter ran off. I could be mixing my prides up. But check them out. It's early for me. It's not the first time they have seen them. I fell asleep but caught the last 30 minutes of it. I am still looking for Bahati!

[@sabbrah8365]

@@nan5069 I don't think we're talking about the same Lions. Unless you tell me you've seen the female Koppie and the cubs?

[@nan5069]

@@sabbrah8365 Is she the one that had the huge fight with the K.... lionesses and the Male lion kept trying to keep them from killing her.. her daughter ran off and it took them about a week to become reunited.. that (2) female pride?

[@sabbrah8365]

@@nan5069 That's what seemed to me, we are not talking about the same. They are not at all in the same sector .... You are talking to me about the female Tsalala😊, and me about the female Koppie.

[@nan5069]

So she was one of the Lioness who got away. The Junior incident right? So has she been seen since then? I thought I have seen her since then.. I flip through a lot of different area looking for those 2 lioness who I thought the Lioness that had the cub Bahati.

[@dhowto3005]

Good footage

[@adityasudarsan6063]

Nice to see all of them in great shape

[@denislawrence7716]

What happen to one ear male and mate they had 20 cubs 13 left last seen 3months ago

[@chrissousa5092]

The male with the short tail is the Nharu male from different pride

[@ib2nyce4u]

Awesome

[@arpantellyou7971]

Do they try to take over Netal Pride, This is normal practice in lion Life..?

[@chrissousa5092]

No it's not normal but it does happen at times

[@lillyd5826]

are the Mbiri females the mothers or sisters of the Mbiri/Tinswalo Males? would that be why they might accept the cubs?(which I see they did in a later more recent video)

[@tintswalovirtualsafari]

Hi Lilly, thank you the question. You are correct the Tintswalo males are the sons and brothers of the Mbiri pride, except for the Nharu male. This could definitely be the reason why they are accepting the cubs.

[@lillyd5826]

@@tintswalovirtualsafari Awesome! Thank you! 😊

[@user-oc5ke5qr8n]

Give some proper dogs like a Kangal to defend the cattle so no more wild animals have to be put down, its a win win situation.

[@deniseyoung4494]

A kangal against lions???😳 I see what you're saying though. That would be a good idea.🙏💕

[@user-oc5ke5qr8n]

@@deniseyoung4494 they are using kangal dog program in s.africa for years with great sucess, this is not about lion vs a dog, wild animals are way stronger, but these flock guardian dogs are a strong shield against predators, they fell the danger way before humans and animals like cheetah-leopard will think twice. Imagine this, if that village and cattle farmers had a pack of this dogs around Hukumuri would prob be a alive now.

[@user-oc5ke5qr8n]

@Silver Eye maybe there is, i really dont know.

[@pascaljohn5338]

Which male coalition sired these young lads?

[@pascaljohn5338]

@Linda Burchell Thank you. Are they the Orpen Males, Red Road Males, Avoca Males or the Ross Males?

[@psycko9986]

@@pascaljohn5338 no they are the Tintswalo males

[@diptoshahriar7732]

What is the name of their natal pride???

[@FrankieKennethL]

I believe three from Mbiri and one from Nharu

[@diptoshahriar7732]

@@FrankieKennethL that's mean they are sired by old nothern matimbas

[@lucaseditz1830]

Which pride are they trying to be dominant

[@KO-ei9db]

they arent dominant over any pride right now. right now there in parts of Northern Manyeleti. Old territory after the late death of Orpen males Junior and Buddy

[@bcoates87]

What happened to the Orpen males? Sorry I’m behind on my viewing.

[@bcoates87]

@Linda Burchell thank you for replying. That’s sad and interesting now that these young males will have territory without any competition.

[@r.r.5309]

And what was the reason given for Junior death. It was no way a snakebite. And Buddie? He just up and died? But no one knows? Really?

[@deniseyoung4494]

Aren't they the ones that killed and ate their own lioness???😳

[@psycko9986]

@@deniseyoung4494 yes it's them

[@psycko9986]

It was a snakebite and as for Dubby he was in bad condition for month, so yes he may passed away but no one see him again...

[@psycko9986]

@@r.r.5309 first, no the face of Junior show the effect of a snake poison, secondly lion are not human they are more powerfull and can survives more than 1 days... And as for territory, he maybe the effect of poison who make him go anywhere... But i have a question for you, you are saying that is it no a snakebite, so what happend according to you ?

[@psycko9986]

@@r.r.5309 official report of Timbavati say that, a ranger also... Dubby was seen in bad condition so he may passe away, that's the most logical option... If i understand, you think that they were humans interfer, but why ?

[@daviddowling9830]

The dogs are brutal killers even more so than any big cat or even the hyena,in my opinion. Why are you not threatened by the wildlife,big cats etc while in an open vehicle,just curious,it is fascinating to me. Love your series,thank you.

[@voiceofreason9780]

Seems like, under normal conditions, lions don't see humans as prey. As long as you stay in the car, you're part of the car. Leopards can be very aggressive though. I'd be petrified.

[@alanfoster6589]

@@voiceofreason9780: Yes. Lions seem to consider people part of the car/not food. Leopards also, but I don't trust leopards (I leave that call to the guide). Tigers will pursue a vehicle: you can find video on youtube. Cheetahs, at least in the Mara, seem to enjoy using vehicles for lookout points. Jaguars live in dense rainforest, so...no vehicle viewing. Boats.

[@leopardprint2860]

Don't kill the predators Manyelti, protect them and the villagers. Shame on you all who thought that killing Hukumuri was the right solution. Shame on you, cowards!

[@ProudSomaliKenyan]

I really admire wild dogs 🐕 but am afraid they will get extinct. My second animal I admire is hyena .

[@deniseyoung4494]

Wow.