Outcast: Born Into the Wrong Pride
Synopsis
Four lion brothers in Kenya's Masai Mara face starvation as buffalo become their only prey after the wildebeest migration ends.
Synopsis
Four lion brothers patrol the grasslands of the Masai Mara Reserve in May 2022, facing the challenges of survival as the great migration ends. With buffalo as their primary prey, the pride struggles to find food amid dwindling resources. Olobor, the strongest brother, leads the group, while younger males like Olomina and Larkoluk adapt to their roles as hunters. As tensions rise within the pride, the brothers must work together to maintain their territory along the Rongai River and secure their future.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how the brothers adapt to food scarcity in the Masai Mara.
- Meet the lionesses who play a crucial role in hunting.
- Find out how buffalo protect each other against predators.
- Watch the dynamics of brotherhood among the lion pride.
Did You Know
- Olosiadu, the cautious brother, hasn't been seen for months as of May 2022.
- Only one of the brothers' first offspring has survived, and it is described as haggard and thin.
- The pride's lionesses attempted to hunt a buffalo cow, but the buffalo herd protected her with a display of solidarity.
- The younger brothers have become important hunters for the pride, which is unusual for older pride males to accept.
- The pride formed with three lionesses has proved stable despite the challenges they face.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happened to the fifth brother, Olosiadu?
Olosiadu, the cautious one, hasn't been seen for months.
How many cubs have survived from the brothers' first offspring?
Only one cub has survived, and it is described as haggard and thin.
What prey is available to the lion pride in the Masai Mara?
The only big prey available now are buffalo, as most of the gazelle and antelope have left.
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