Casper The White Lion And Brothers Leaves The Shishangaan Lion Pride
His Life Story Part 2 - In 2018, the nine Shish Brothers, as they were then known, began their nomadic journey north-east in the direction of an area near Satara Rest Camp in Kruger Park.
Later that year, they trespassed on the territory of the Ngotso South / S90 pride, which was led by three mean S37 males. This only meant trouble.
Soon, the Shish brothers' paths collided with those of the much older Ngotso South Pride males, and a bloodbath ensued.
Four of the Shish brothers were killed in the ensuing conflict, but the remaining five young males, including Casper, escaped and headed south to a location near Mathikithi, just north of the Sweni River.
The five brothers spent the following two years there and were rarely seen.
Then, 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
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