The biggest Lions in Kruger Park

These boys are massive and huge. Probably the two biggest male lions currently alive in Kruger National Park.

Notice: The one is Big Boy with the long face. The other one is missing the tuft of his tail.

They took over the Shimangwaneni Pride in 2019 and are usually seen around the S126/S36 junction close to Muzandzeni and sometimes as far east as Welverdiend on the S126.

This video was filmed 5 km south of the Sweni River Bridge on the H1-3, way off their normal territory!

We are not sure yet whether the lionesses in this video are from the Shimangwaneni Pride.

It is possible that these females are from another pride and that the Leeubron males have taken over that pride.

We will investigate and inform you asap.

 

The two Leeubron Males—the two largest lions currently alive in Kruger National Park This footage of the two males was filmed at Leeubron Waterhole on the S39 in Kruger National Park in November 2016, when they were about 6 years old. Currently, they are known to be the two biggest lions in Kruger National Park and control the Shimangwaneni Pride. They are now about 11 years old. Please note: This is archive footage of the two males filmed in 2016.