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Three days ago we posted about the Dudley Riverbank’s brand new leopard cub discovered around an old densite in the Tugwaan. We are now very excited to share with you the first ever footage of this brand new leopard cub, recorded by Adam. Watch and enjoy what is quite possibly one of the cutest things you will ever see…
Filmed by: Adam Bannister
Rich is the driving force behind Londolozi’s online storytelling and the founder of the Londolozi blog. His passions of digital media, film and photography have seen him build Londolozi's online ecosystem into a unique platform for advocacy of the restoration and rewilding of ...
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What an adorable baby…… s/he didn’t seem thrilled with the sound of the camera clicks but will learn in short time that it is safe. Just can’t get over that face. WOW! Many thanks to you for bringing us thus clip
Pleasure Jody, its amazing to see the curiosity and caution in the cubs face when the sound of the camera clicks. Interestingly enough this is one of the best noises to begin habituating a new cub with owing to its unique sound and minimal impact.
Welcome to the family! look forward to the many adventures you will face…
Amazing!!!!
So sweet! I just watched Leopard Queen on TV, so now of course I’m worried about this precious little one when mom goes out to hunt! I hope he/she makes it. How long until you can identify the sex?
We should be able to identify the sex once we are able to get a full view of the cub out in the open and see whether it has the elements of a male reproductive system. We will keep you posted!! I know what you mean about mom going out to hunt, this densite is in a nearby area to where JV filmed that fascinating, yet tragic, sightings so many years ago. Thank for you comments, rich
Pure unadulterated seduction on four little legs – heavenly – and ‘Mum’ looks very relaxed. So good to see.
🙂
I wish I was here. Thanx a lot….
I hope this cute cub will survive and so having the change to see him when I will come back…
I’m sure his mother will take care of him…
Congretulation for your so great contribution to this blog.
Thank you karine, we are also sure that mom will take care of this little one. No doubt we will keep you updated on his/her progress until you next return and attempt to search for it out on game drive. Thank you for your comment. rich
You are absolutely right Rich – one of the cutest! Thanks to you & Adam for bringing that grin to my face today.
Always a pleasure Sandy 🙂
OMG, so cute @ time elasped 1:49.
Congratulations on a new member of the Londolozi family!
Wishing this new member of the Londolozi Leopards’ Family all the best, all good things and a LONG, HEALTHY, SUCCESSFUL life in ‘Eden’….XO little one.
Thank you Geri, we hope this little cub will have all the things you have mentioned. rich
Thank you.
What an amzingly sweet, innocent face!
Thank you for sharing… you never cease to amaze us with your wonderful sightings, wishing you all congrats on your new baby !
Thank you Jackie 🙂
Unbelievable!
such great instincts, trying to stay behind short grasses. a privilege to see. thanks.
These photos are so adorable!!!
Fell in love with the little one immediately!!
Thank you for sharing!!
Best regards!!
What a beautiful baby! I hope we have many years of viewing and enjoying the life of this leopard family… Thank you so much for sharing your world with us!
We need a name for the little dude! I LOVE it that we know his or her auntie (the Nottens female) and look forward to meeting Momma next year! I’m voting for Paul’s Cross Leopard! Could be appropriate if it turns out to be a tough guy. Or Paula’s Cross???
HI RICHARD, THANKS FOR SHARING THIS MAGNIFICENT VIDEO WITH US! THIS LITTLE CUB IS GOOD NEWS FOR LONDOLOZI!
THANKS.
REGARDS,
TED.