Previous reported swims by African lions have ranged from about 32 feet to only a few hundred feet. Some of these swims have resulted in crocodile attacks, so it appears that the lions must need a good reason to cross rivers this way. Jacob and Tibu swam almost a mile–or 1.5 kilometers.
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“It’s likely the brothers were looking for females,” Braczkowski explained. “Competition for lionesses in the park is fierce and they lost a fight for female affection in the hours leading up to the swim, so it’s likely the duo mounted the risky journey to get to the females on the other side of the channel.”
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The channel also has a small connecting bridge on the other side and human presence there was probably a deterrent. A 2023 study found that humans are the top predator in Africa’s savannahs, with its animals more afraid of human voices than lion vocalizations.
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While the swim is exciting, this behavior is a direct symptom of some earlier research by this team, which highlighted skewed sex ratios in lion populations here.Große Brüste Sexpuppen During six months of intensive monitoring and filming in this new study, the team only observed one female for a period of three days.

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“Jacob and Tibu’s big swim is another important example that some of our most beloved wildlife species are having to make tough decisions just to find homes and mates in a human-dominated world,” said Braczkowski.

Braczkowski is currently the scientific director of the Volcanoes Safaris Partnership Trust’s Kyambura Lion Project.Günstige Sexpuppen Since 2017, he has been working with the Ugandan Government to count lions and other predators in the country.
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