7 Male Lions | A New Coalition Rises | Lion Sands | South Africa | Kruger National Park

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  • čas přidán 1. 06. 2023
  • A new group of seven male lions has made landfall at Lion Sands, spending most of their time on the Kruger National Park side. The coalition of seven is made up of six Nkuhlu males and one Delaporte male.
    These males have already made a name for themselves by killing one of the lionesses from the Sand River pride and feeding on her. This is an uncommon occurrence in the animal kingdom, but not unfamiliar to us, as the Mapogo coalition was well-known for doing the same.
    They have ventured into the Sabi Sand and encountered the Gijima Male Coalition. For now, the Gijimas stand strong, but it will be an interesting time for lion dynamics in the Sabi Sand and Southern Kruger if these males stick together.
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Komentáře • 163

  • @frontierdays7998
    @frontierdays7998 Před 5 měsíci +6

    Handsome young coalition; stay together, stay strong young Kings.

  • @KO-ei9db
    @KO-ei9db Před rokem +19

    Though Dreadlocks is injured, Nkhulus still have 4 or 5 members in good condition that's still a force to be reckoned with, only thing the boys lack is confidence and maybe experience.

    • @ochoaguillermo638
      @ochoaguillermo638 Před rokem +5

      They may also still need some size to get bigger and stronger to defend themselves from older more experienced dominant males lions.

    • @afrikainagyvadkoveto
      @afrikainagyvadkoveto Před rokem

      Dreadlock is fine now and probably they are the new Sand river pride males? seen with one female

    • @krismorrin7082
      @krismorrin7082 Před rokem +2

      Time is on their side if they stay together and don’t get caught off guard

  • @maelgambino1081
    @maelgambino1081 Před rokem +4

    Savage! please, keep posting about these incredible animals and their new era. These lions are absolutely huge and massive.

  • @Flashy9824
    @Flashy9824 Před 3 měsíci +2

    Most legendary part of the mapogos is when T & tails tried to take over a pride but got ran off then they went and got Rasta n dreadlocks came back and kicked ass 😂

  • @user-fn9jt3gl6d
    @user-fn9jt3gl6d Před 7 měsíci +1

    Exciting times ahead my friend 🖤

  • @user-ij3qo8oi2d
    @user-ij3qo8oi2d Před měsícem +1

    Beautiful💚🌿

  • @ffwildlifephotography
    @ffwildlifephotography Před rokem +7

    Interesting we saw them 3 days ago, but that's nature and things happen quickly

  • @jacquespetijon8873
    @jacquespetijon8873 Před rokem +1

    Beautiful video lions and park ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇫🇷🇫🇷

  • @lalithamichael2668
    @lalithamichael2668 Před rokem +2

    Beautiful boys!

  • @goldeneagle99
    @goldeneagle99 Před 3 měsíci +1

    Even stronger now!

  • @paulwright22
    @paulwright22 Před rokem +56

    New Mapogos? No. Comparing them is a money making tactic. Humans destroyed the Mapogo coalition. These guys should be left alone if they succeed but it doesn't look good already.

    • @eleanorferguson9857
      @eleanorferguson9857 Před rokem +3

      No, they're not Mapogos they lack experience and courage. Dreadlock shouldn't have been with Nkulu he was the mature one and experience

    • @cathimummery6873
      @cathimummery6873 Před rokem +1

      Why what did humans do to Magpos

    • @cathimummery6873
      @cathimummery6873 Před rokem +2

      If humans interfered they will get there’s in time. Life is a circle

    • @eleanorferguson9857
      @eleanorferguson9857 Před rokem

      @Cathi Mummery they kill them, and now they are downloading the video and making more money.off them while they're dead.

    • @The-ii5mj
      @The-ii5mj Před rokem +4

      ​@@cathimummery6873Nothing, he's part of the '"ohh oooh I wanna see" yet yells that the guides interfere' group. You're correct, they are a group of handsome males but r still young enough they lack confidence. It'll come & oh boy when it does✌️🐾

  • @mehrdademamian4491
    @mehrdademamian4491 Před 8 měsíci +2

    There will be no coalition like Mapogos. At least not anytime soon
    And there are two Coalition with 7 mails befor them (Saba bora and vurhami)
    What about them?

  • @eivor1392
    @eivor1392 Před rokem +1

    please keep us updated

  • @MariaSuarez-be4yr
    @MariaSuarez-be4yr Před 7 měsíci +1

    New kings 👑🦁👑🦁👑🦁👑🦁👑🦁👑

  • @IsaacTeluski
    @IsaacTeluski Před měsícem

    Lindos demais ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @josephdanielperez7141

    a new era of the mapogos has rised

  • @shortsking0.7
    @shortsking0.7 Před 6 měsíci +1

    The mapogos are only legend of sabi sand. Mapogos ki toh bat hi alag hai

    • @mm-hq4qh
      @mm-hq4qh Před 4 měsíci

      SAbi sand is in s africa or , i got confused with all giberishh on line ..

  • @briancave3823
    @briancave3823 Před rokem +18

    Well, This information is sadly.. already out of date. It's very possible that Dreadlocks (the Delaporte male) was killed yesterday, when the Southern Avocas attacked 4 of the Khulu's and Dreadlocks. The kids ran, and left Dreadlocks to his fate. It's also reported that 2 of the Nkhulu's are sickly. Still.. A 4 strong coalition when they mature a bit more could be impressive.

    • @MFCSafarichannel
      @MFCSafarichannel  Před rokem +6

      Interesting information thank you for sharing, we filmed this 3 days ago - just shows how quickly things can change out in nature

    • @private4918
      @private4918 Před rokem +4

      Yes, there are no dominant coalitions of more than 2 anymore, but there are the Nkuhumas and Kambula males--who should all go into KNP for genetic reasons. The Nkhulus seem fairly unrelated to Sabi Sands lionesses, but I wish they would leave things alone for a while. The Sand River pride would be a logical choice, but we've seen what recently happened--SAvocas are not ready to completely give up the pride yet. But 4 is still more than 2, it might be a matter of time, takeovers can take time.

    • @luvmyaussie9561
      @luvmyaussie9561 Před rokem +8

      I hope humans do not interfere with their shoulds and coulds at all but only invest in stopping poaching, wild life trafficking, ego hunting and coming up with out of the box solutions to put safe boundaries for wildlife not to be venturing out of the parks where humans are and working with all neighboring countries to extend wildlife territories and protection and curb corruption. Wild life and nature will take care of genetic diversity just fine. Also, I remember you, you said you will show Tyno BBoy healthy and vibrant post 7/2021 but have not shared. What happened?

    • @AngelPerez-vo7nn
      @AngelPerez-vo7nn Před rokem +3

      ​@@luvmyaussie9561 I agree bro ❤🦁👑

    • @Pardis_mn
      @Pardis_mn Před rokem +3

      @@luvmyaussie9561 I wish the same as you. But it is South Africa, the slaughtering lands for wild animals in the wild and captivity.

  • @greatbearfromthenorth9944

    Now they are 6 because the delaport male is almost dead by the southern avocas.

  • @eleanorferguson9857
    @eleanorferguson9857 Před rokem +2

    They lack experience and courage. Nhulua ran from Gjima Males and left dreadlock alone. Being he was the mature male, he shouldn't have been with them. Love drreadlock. I hope he survived

  • @mm-hq4qh
    @mm-hq4qh Před 4 měsíci

    Lets hope so ..

  • @luvmyaussie9561
    @luvmyaussie9561 Před rokem +8

    Also two Southern Avocas over the age of 10 who are pride males of the Sand River pride have returned and vehemently protected their pride and kids, pursued the Nkhulus who quickly dispersed and they caught and fatally injured Dresdlocks Delaporte who was the only lion out of the 4 that ironically did not kill and ate the Sandriver lioness although I am sure would like to have taken over the pride. Kidos to the brave and confident defenders who commonly also would be called by guides as not being in their prime although there are plenty older lions who sire many generations of cubs all the way to 13, 14, 15 years of age and lionesses so inconsistent with text book narratives in these videos.

    • @ochoaguillermo638
      @ochoaguillermo638 Před rokem +1

      Hopefully the Avocas are successful raising their cubs to sub adults.

  • @kobeybillie7922
    @kobeybillie7922 Před 7 měsíci

    The potential is there no doubt ab it if they stay together they’ll reign for years to come I stg

  • @tyrannicaltypomichaeltester

    If Dreadlocks lives they will make it the boys are strong but they aren't quite ready yet they need confidence then they will be unstoppable

  • @am35_86
    @am35_86 Před 11 měsíci

    The first one on video looks like makhulu 😮

  • @bennysu4492
    @bennysu4492 Před rokem

    Does anyone know if Delaporte is still alive? There is no further information about him after being attacked by the Southern Avoca

    • @bennysu4492
      @bennysu4492 Před rokem

      @MapogoLionCoaltionOfSabiSands Thanks for your replay.😄I truly hope he can make it.

  • @evilweezel1815
    @evilweezel1815 Před 6 měsíci

    Without a doubt they're definitely Mr T's Offspring they got to be they got the same look and temperament as Mr T

    • @kryptek3484
      @kryptek3484 Před 5 měsíci

      theres very little relation to mapagos with them

  • @michaeldamico9592
    @michaeldamico9592 Před rokem +1

    It would be nice if we as humans let nature take its coarse…. and don’t interfere..!!
    🐾🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁🐾

    • @karinajas
      @karinajas Před rokem

      What exactly is not interfering? It's too late for that as they poison the air, water, and everything else..all of which affects the mentality of all living things.

  • @helenestrada1913
    @helenestrada1913 Před rokem +1

    It's sad lions have a brutal life 😪 they don't need humans hunting them > let animals live peacefully in their habitat, humans should live in their own environment. 🐾🦁💗

    • @MFCSafarichannel
      @MFCSafarichannel  Před 11 měsíci

      Thanks for the comment Helen luckily these Lions live in one of the largest natural parks in the world so they roam wild and free

  • @minhquynguyen6645
    @minhquynguyen6645 Před rokem

    What is the name of music vid ?

  • @yvonnemerckel1002
    @yvonnemerckel1002 Před rokem +1

    King of the jungle❗️

  • @Fauss
    @Fauss Před rokem +1

    Any news on Dreadlocks?

  • @b.d.851
    @b.d.851 Před rokem +1

    Every MAPOGOS did not flee even out number.
    Is this guy can do that?

    • @MFCSafarichannel
      @MFCSafarichannel  Před rokem

      It still very early days, but there are similarities between them

    • @private4918
      @private4918 Před 11 měsíci

      Yep, the numbers, an older "leader," cannibalism.@@MFCSafarichannel

  • @pocobuen
    @pocobuen Před rokem

    oh dear

  • @michelateodorodealmeida9426

    Em sabi sand não a espaço para eles

  • @nelsoncordova9354
    @nelsoncordova9354 Před rokem +1

    ITS ALL ABOUT MOHAwk/!! Wherever Thy MAJESTY is @ the moment/! I hope he pulls a card out of Notch's book & forms a coalition w/ his sons from the Nk Pride. He has been seen hanging out with his sub-adult sons as of late now that he is the last northern Avoca left.

    • @MFCSafarichannel
      @MFCSafarichannel  Před rokem

      The Lion dynamics as always keeps us at the edge of our seats

  • @krismorrin7082
    @krismorrin7082 Před rokem +2

    If they can stay together for a few more months and gain some confidence they will be a serious problem for all males in sabi sands.. only real contenders I can see are the kambula males in my eyes

    • @MFCSafarichannel
      @MFCSafarichannel  Před rokem

      Yes, its going to be crucial 12 months for these males, going to be interesting to see what happens

    • @Flashy9824
      @Flashy9824 Před 3 měsíci

      Kambula makes are mapogos great grand kids long live the mapogos

  • @Mapogo792
    @Mapogo792 Před rokem +4

    I really want to see a new "Mapogo coalition."

  • @bedinabebe4521
    @bedinabebe4521 Před rokem

    How old is Dreadlocks?

    • @MFCSafarichannel
      @MFCSafarichannel  Před rokem

      Not 100%, we are not too familiar with him or his history but he is definitely much older than the other 6

  • @nelsoncontaoi
    @nelsoncontaoi Před rokem

    More videos bro pls

    • @MFCSafarichannel
      @MFCSafarichannel  Před rokem

      We will try our best to get some more footage when we see them and update as we go

  • @aruns2261
    @aruns2261 Před rokem +2

    Who is delaporte male, Is he the father of the youngsters?

    • @zone_Magazine_reporter
      @zone_Magazine_reporter Před rokem +1

      no , the father is 5th mantimale lion

    • @zone_Magazine_reporter
      @zone_Magazine_reporter Před rokem +1

      certainly feels like that ,

    • @luvmyaussie9561
      @luvmyaussie9561 Před rokem +5

      It would be nice to learn more information about Dreadlocks DeLaporte. He is famous historically for being in unrelated coalition of 4 males - the unique and phenomenal journey of other 3 males with whom he formed a Delaporte coalition is more known - Hilda's Rock male,the last of Tsalala males Three Tooth, and one of the Talamati males. Out the 4 males I know the least about Dreadlocks but he was the only one who survived and formed new coalition with these initially 9 Nkahulu youngsters and became their leader - being the oldest. Other than reading that he was born circa 2014, maybe 5th missing jock male that was seen with unrelated Matiba sired Talamati male in 2018 in Jock area, I could not find more info but hoping someone will share so we can learn more.

    • @jimjones4189
      @jimjones4189 Před rokem

      @@luvmyaussie9561 Dreadlocks Delaporte is supposedly the son of Dreadlocks Mapogo

    • @luvmyaussie9561
      @luvmyaussie9561 Před rokem +3

      The powerful and indomitable Dreadlock Mapogo was unfortunately and cowardly killed in his prime by humans in 12/2010 and wounded have not been able to sire Dreadlock Delaporte who was born circa 2014.

  • @luvmyaussie9561
    @luvmyaussie9561 Před rokem +3

    From what I observed from following daily video lives of leos in the wild, killing of mature lionesses as well as female subadults during take overs and other cubs is not that uncommon, including the male lions who take the fall and the new coalition of lions sometimes eat them. What I do observe to be common, however, is that guides and humans narrating always follow description of this behavior with statement that this is unusual. Considering people don’t observe all wild behavior and takeovers of lions / this means this happens even more frequently. Even lionesses are seen eating their cubs although they fought ferociously to save them. In males, this frequently seems to happen when becoming territorial with surging testosterone coupled with fight or flight responses as they become extraordinarily aggressive (that is what gives then the survival edge where they luck experience) but when they are in a coalition that aggression multiplies exponentially with each added coalition member and can become like mob mentality (humans, birds, and many other animals have it) and risk of male lion not only being killed but eaten as well the lionesses being killed and sometimes eaten because they all want to mate with her and the poor thing has no time to accommodate all that aggression and if she stands up against them to allow time for subs to escape this it blows up. Majingilene coallition and others did it, even mature males like Orpen male when Koppi pride lionesses got killed by his second pride lionesses who were following them and it lead to extinction of the pride. Lions climbing trees is another example - they do it all the time although are sure awkward getting down and I am sure there are unfortunately many instances where lions injure their hips, ankles, and paws and these injuries are observed later in life. I am not defending the behaviors but find it so odd that after years of watching in all videos it keeps being repeated and emphasized that it is unusual.

    • @futureisyours3016
      @futureisyours3016 Před rokem

      I sometimes wonder???? How did God do their DNA coding and programming. Quite Sadistic, init??

    • @auntiez4917
      @auntiez4917 Před 9 měsíci

      @@futureisyours3016 Lions are no different than humans when conquering new lands and taking over new countries/territories. Humans normally don't eat other humans; but have no issue slaughtering men, women, and children on a mass scale during a 'takeover'. At least lions don't kill most of the pride since their goal is to continue their legacy with the pride.
      Humans have no issues slaughtering everyone in sight, since their goal is to take over the land and not "the people". Humans are MUCH more sadistic than lions could ever dream of being.

  • @gamersarena2816
    @gamersarena2816 Před rokem

    These guys need to sit back for few more months get bigger and full their numbers only then they stand a chance.

    • @MFCSafarichannel
      @MFCSafarichannel  Před rokem

      Yes couldn't agree more if they can stick together and stay out of trouble for another year they will definitely become a force to be reckoned with

  • @juanvalle7832
    @juanvalle7832 Před 4 měsíci

    I don't want another Mapogo ,they killed so many Lions. I prefer a colony of Lions, strong in unity

  • @mokujinabuga4156
    @mokujinabuga4156 Před 8 měsíci +1

    Mr T destroyed the mapogo coalition

  • @787_rayray3
    @787_rayray3 Před 7 měsíci

    At least one of them kinda has d mohawk of mr t but mapogos where a killing machine when they where on their prime they where bad mf's, only time will tell if these brothers have it in them

  • @ytclapalot7391
    @ytclapalot7391 Před měsícem +1

    Yeah an if these boys be unstoppable wildlife will split them up and end there rain 😔 just like what they did to the mapogos they split mr t an kinky tail up and after kinky tail got killed mr t tried to save him but he couldn’t in time because of the wildlife that split them apart if the wildlife people didn’t split them apart the mapogos would of killed the selatis coalition an they knew no other lions could kill them so they had to do something about it so they could die

  • @user-fn9jt3gl6d
    @user-fn9jt3gl6d Před rokem

    Dreadlocks De la Porte

    • @MFCSafarichannel
      @MFCSafarichannel  Před rokem

      Correct indeed, we havent seen him again after his altercation with the Avoca males

  • @francesconiccolai6592

    But they are not Seven Satara Males🦁☺

    • @MFCSafarichannel
      @MFCSafarichannel  Před rokem

      Yeah, its amazing how big the greater Kruger actually is and how many large coalitions walk around, but this one is definitely catching our attention

  • @PlanetBlake
    @PlanetBlake Před rokem

    Murder Inc.
    🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁

  • @augustusmageto7435
    @augustusmageto7435 Před rokem

    They will definitelu split.

    • @MFCSafarichannel
      @MFCSafarichannel  Před rokem

      There is a high likelihood of that happening but for now their story is fascinating to watch unfold

  • @gigidawide6033
    @gigidawide6033 Před 10 měsíci

    They will kill them off like they did to The mapogos else if this lions stay together nothing mess with them

  • @lovealways777
    @lovealways777 Před 8 měsíci

    WHAT PRIDE WAS SUCCESSFUL IN PRODUCING THIS COALITION AND WHAT'S THEIR AGE AND IS THEIR ORIGINAL PRIDE IN DANGER OF THEM COMING BACK

    • @MFCSafarichannel
      @MFCSafarichannel  Před 8 měsíci +1

      We are to believe that these males come from the Mathlimale pride, we are unfamiliar with that pride, but that is what we are led to believe, these male at least 6 of them are around 5 years of age give or take and the older Delporte male older than them making up the 7. If they stick around and can stay at the numbers they are now they will eventually try to take over territories and well as prides and that often leads to some member possibly not making it specifically cubs and young males

    • @lovealways777
      @lovealways777 Před 8 měsíci

      @@MFCSafarichannel thanks

  • @private4918
    @private4918 Před 11 měsíci

    It is definitely NOT RARE, though not everyday "common," for lions to eat other lions. EVEN lionesses cannibalize--rival lionesses, cubs from rival lionesses, their own cubs at times.

    • @MFCSafarichannel
      @MFCSafarichannel  Před 11 měsíci +1

      Yes it does happen from time to time its not a norm but it happens more than what we think

  • @HeavenFace
    @HeavenFace Před 9 měsíci

    👇 😂😂😂......good try but only saw four 🦁's

    • @MFCSafarichannel
      @MFCSafarichannel  Před 9 měsíci

      thanks for your comment, all of them were there in that sighting, but there was 1 we couldnt film, but they were all there

  • @user-tn1ex5xh9j
    @user-tn1ex5xh9j Před 11 měsíci +1

    Они не могут быть похожими на Мапого, Мапого в из годах уже убивали всех и никого не боялись, двое Мапого никогда неотступили бы, двое младших Мапого гонялись за 5 львами
    Таких как Мапого нет и еще долго не будет, пишу не про количество Мапого а про саму суть Мапого

  • @noraabdu4159
    @noraabdu4159 Před rokem +2

    Hopefully they stay in KNP now that their leader, Dreadlocks, has been seriously injured or dead. I love Styx, Southern Pride as well as Sand River, as well as all prides & coalitions in SS & I'd honestly hate to see more killed or injured by these males. Hopefully they'll split 🙏🏻

  • @eleanorferguson9857
    @eleanorferguson9857 Před rokem +1

    No they're not

    • @falanajerido875
      @falanajerido875 Před rokem

      lyou are right these nkulu always running from someone's gjima males and left dreadlock all by himself but he should of known better because he is mature and experience

  • @gabrielsadaraka494
    @gabrielsadaraka494 Před 2 měsíci

    Use are all wrong thosebare majingilane bloodline and there bloodline still lives on, majingilane got the biggest bloodline in sabi sand and around south africa safari

    • @MFCSafarichannel
      @MFCSafarichannel  Před 2 měsíci

      Thanks for the comment - these lions still have a long road to go but it does seem like their story is dwindling a bit

  • @misaghkhosravi4541
    @misaghkhosravi4541 Před rokem

    You want something huh? Eat grass

  • @badmantai4349
    @badmantai4349 Před rokem +1

    LET THESE KINGS MAKE THEIR OWN NAME & THEIR OWN WAY...DO NOT COMPARE THEM TO THE MIGHTY MAPOGOS...NOT YET