Male nyala have a remarkable way of settling dominance without fighting. Instead of charging or clashing horns, they perform an exaggerated slow-walk display, a deliberate, measured movement designed to make them look larger and more imposing. During this behaviour, the bull will lift his chest, raise the white hair along his back, and take slow, deliberate steps toward his rival. Every movement is controlled and intentional, signalling confidence and strength. If the opponent is impressed or in

457K views · 7.5K reactions | Two Lions Fighting in Savuti! Recently, Waziba and Pretty Boy II moved to the southern part of their territory, marking their dominance again along the territorial boundaries. These were very tense days, and it seems that during the process they encountered a lioness and her cub, who later stayed with Waziba. When Pretty Boy II tried to approach, the Chief—Waziba—attacked! Taken by Roger Mueller. #wild #lion #cat | Sekekama Male Lion | Facebook

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