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Pages : ยซ Previous Kinky Tail Mapogo "A male lion makes his way across a grass landing strip in the African bush. Photographer:Aaron Cacali Date: Kinky Tail Mapogo "Male lion photographed from a few feet away as he and his brother passed almost uncomfortably close to our open Land Rover while on safari in Sabi Sands, South Africa. Notice the scars and even the fresh wound on his face. This guy is a fighter" Photographer:Aaron Cacali Date: Growling Male Lion Date: January "This male lion is one of 6 bachelor males who had recently moved into the Sabi Sands area and established their reign as masters of the territory.
Locally known as "The Gangsters", these males have reportedly killed as many as 40 other lions in the Sabi Sands, mostly other males but also cubs and some females. Though this sounds barbaric, and has significantly reduced the lion population in the Sands, it is in reality a good thing. They have mated with many of the females and so are refreshing the stale gene pool which had existed in the area.
