Kambula Breakaways & Southern Avoca on a buffalo carcass

With the big buffalo bull that died on our reserve after losing a dominance battle with another male, there has been a lot of activity around this carcass, with hyenas being the first to find this reward they filled themselves as much as possible, knowing that when other predators find this, they will most likely be pushed off and have to surrender.
As expected, the next day, we found the Kambula Breakaways on the buffalo carcass as they could see all the vulture activity in the area. These predators often look up into the sky looking for vultures landing as they know this indicates a carcass. With the 4 males and 1 female from the Kambula Breakaway Pride, they have spent the last 2 days on the carcass while keeping hyenas and vultures off their meal.
With the high temperatures we are currently experiencing, the rotten smell of meat has filled the bush, attracting yet another lion, the Southern Avoca male. To our surprise, the Kambulas have accepted him at the carcass, and he has been feeding with them, not without a lot of growling between him and the rest. This male is still not looking very good, and this meal will play a vital role in his survival. Only time will tell what will happen from here, but he will not be allowed to join the Kambula Breakaways as he is past his prime and will not be able to bring anything good to the table for the Kambula Pride.

[@antoinecoq1154]

S A would make these young Kings rules the area with an iron claw .He never back down from challenges. A great warrior

[@AngelPerez-vo7nn]

I totally understand and agree with you 💯 persent let's go beautiful kambula males and sister together and southern Avoca 💪🙏bro ❤️🦁👑

[@pennyduer2663]

Wow! Amazing to watch!

[@scarnosemajingilane5808]

Thanks for the update ❤

[@premwilson6731]

Oh they are okay all together?

[@kirkchristie3879]

when a real boss shows up

[@rexbarnhill8755]

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