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Two days ago we announced that one of the Tsalala Pride lionesses has just given birth to four small cubs. For the last two days, all of our rangers have at some stage or another spent time at the den site, patiently waiting for a glimpse of the cubs. In between sporadic views, the lioness finally brought them out for us to enjoy.
Filmed & Photographed by: Carl Douglas (Londolozi Guest) & Adam Bannister
Great shots and a beautiful thing.
Where in the reserve did you shoot this?
Hi Todd, the video and photographs were captured a few kilometers north of the lodges by Marthly Pools.
How gorgeous they are !!
How I wish I could be there right now to see them.
Awwww they are gorgeous!! Who is the father? Is it one of the Majingilane boys? Thank you for sharing this wonderful sighting!
Sheila
The father is almost certainly one of the Majingilane Males. Glad you enjoyed the sighting Sheila, it truly is fantastic. Rich
wow beautifuk beautiful footage! the little cutie who falls off the rock in the beggining 🙂 just too adorable. Must be a very proud mommy. Thanks for sharing 🙂
wish so so much I coould be there! 🙂