Al Capone Baobab

Al Capone
Mob(s)	Baobab Mob
Dominant	Yes of the Baobab
Date of Birth	First Seen December 15, 2007
Date of Death	N/A Still Alive
Cause of Death	N/A Still Alive
Parents	Unknown
Litter-Mate(s)	Unknown
Mate(s)	Hawkeye and Cruise
Children	Akiko, Leptis Magna, Lionel, Bumpy, Spitz, Mum, Sol-Leks, Buck, Sherry, Shredder ect.
Known For	Second Dominant Male of the Baobab
Also Known As	Dominant rover

Al Capone(VBBM001) was First Seen on December 15, 2007 with Al Pacino, another wild male. Later on, Al Catraz, a third wild male, joined them on December 18, 2007. Al Capone, Al Pacino, Al Catraz joined up with Hawkeye, Cruise, Petra, and Cheetara, four evicted Whiskers females, to form the Baobab group. Hawkeye and Al Pacino took over dominance first in the group. In August 2008 to February 2009, Al Capone went roving many times throughout each month. He earned the title of the Baobab's biggest rover at the time. However, his roving days came to an end in March 2009. Al Capone, Al Catraz and Al Pacino all fought for dominance and this time Al Capone won and became the dominant male. In September 2009, Hawkeye gave birth to Akiko, Leptis Magna, Lionel and Bumpy. They were believed to have been fathered by Al Capone however some rovers had appeared at the mob a few month prior. On December 2009, Hawkeye give birth to Buck, Sol-Leks, Spitz and Mum, which was her last litter, possibly fathered by Al Capone. Hawkeye aborted her next litter and sadly, she was hit by a car in April 2010. Hawkeye's litter-mate sister Cruise became the new dominate female and partner to Al Capone. In November 2010, she and Al Capone had their first litter together. The pups were Mr Lahey, Shredder, Uncle Phil and Sherry. Throughout 2011 Cruise and Al Capone had three litters together, one of which was mixed with a subordinate female named Spatula. In 2012 the pair had another two litters, this time one of them was mixed with another subordinate female named Herpasaurus. By 2013, it had seemed as though Al Capone was returning to his old casanova ways. In February and March, in spite being a dominant male with an unrelated parnter, he went roving with some Baobab males, probably because Cruise had not produce a litter in some months. However, he returned to the group with the rest of the males and stayed in the Baobab from then on. In September Cruise was predated and Amarula, Al Capone's possible daughter, took dominance. Al Capone spent much of his time roving in the first month following Cruise's tragic death. Al Capone is still alive and living in the Baobab today.

Links

Baobab Mob

Al Pacino Baobab

Hawkeye Whiskers