Casper The White Lion Conquer The Satara Lion Pride
His Life Story Part 3 - In late 2020, right after the Covid 19 lockdown, four of the Shish brothers, including Casper, began to relocate north and settled around Satara Rest Camp in Kruger Park. The fifth brother was never seen again after disappearing during the lockdown time.
The four Shish Brothers, now six years old and in their prime, had claimed the territory around Satara. The stunning Lionesses of the Satara Pride were theirs for the taking.
The Satara Pride might have been formed by a splinter group from the 'N'wanetsi Lion Pride and is believed to be led by one of the original Sweni Males.
But when he became aware of the Shish Brothers' presence in the area, he decided to give up his pride and flee, whereto we don't know.
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