Wow, thank you!

Is the male still alive? It's been awhile since I saw them

Glad you enjoyed!

Although it had been a couple days since their last meal, we can confirm that since filming, this pride has continued to be successful and are certainly not going hungry :)

@@andBeyondTravel aww thank you for replying and lmk that 🙏😊

Well said!

Glad you like it!

I saw a viewing of them together. They crossed the river and came across one of the tshockwane males on patrol alone . They attacked him and injured him severely. He hasn't been seen since this attack . But the end of the viewing the warrior tshockwane was coming in the background. End of the viewing. Then I saw a viewing of two tshockwane males , one was the scared up warrior. They were looking like they were serious about something. Then I viewed the white male alone , standing upright but his face was seriously torn up. That was the last time I saw him. But then I saw a viewing of his two brothers dominant over a small pride . No sign of the white brother or the tshockwane males since.

Because that male has reached an age where he has become a threat to the pride, he is spending less time in the territory of the Birmingham pride, which covers most of Ngala

U obviously have never seen a wild lion cause these lions are not thin they are actually very healthy looking

A super-pride!

As far as we know, it's most likely only 3. There was an older cub with this pride that unfortunately hasn't been seen for a long time and most likely has not survived.

Hi @davekiwiwebb5914 , it seems like the Mbiri males have taken residence in the region and have been seen mating with females from this pride often, even fathering the newest white cub!

hi @kevinpittsful, those two young males moved into a territory that is beyond the borders of Ngala Private Game Reserve a while ago, and haven't been seen on the property since.

Thank you

The young Birmingham that joined the Torchwood male was last seen a while ago crossing out of the Ngala concession, and not seen since. This is an area we don't have access to, and the sedentary nature of young male lions means that they could have crossed huge distances in the vast Kruger National Park looking for a place to settle

Hi @helenestrada1913 wild lions like this pride, survive by catching large prey and then gorging themselves until they're stuffed, which will sustain them for a long period without eating. Amazingly a lion can even go a week or more without eating a thing, they're so adapted to long gaps between big meals. We can also confirm that since the filming of this episode, this pride has made more than a few successful hunts, and are thriving.

Hi @reginaldjones996 although there are a number of white lions in existence, the 4 we are referring to, were all born into the wild, in a naturally-occurring, wild population. It's also very possible that there are more out there that haven't been documented yet!

@@andBeyondTravel I respect and understand but may I ask the name of the four u know and pride?