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James Tyrrell

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James had hardly touched a camera when he came to Londolozi, but his writing skills that complemented his Honours degree in Zoology meant that he was quickly snapped up by the Londolozi blog team. An environment rich in photographers helped him develop the ...

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on The Delightful Mangeni Pride

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Sheena
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Sensational video, I bet you never wanted to drive away, they are so gorgeous.

Vicki
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So it has been confirmed the original tailess’ two female cubs from this generation both died along with the two males of her daughters from that generation of cubs sired from the Mapogos when the majings took over?

David
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Hi Vicki

Yes, that is correct, the other 4 from the three litters (previously totalling 8 cubs) were all killed in the Majingilane takeover. The original tailess female then raised the four remaining cubs (now the Mangheni Pride) on her own, despite none of them being hers.

Awesome video james, really great to see this pride going from strength to strength.

Brett Wallington
Guest

Wow, such an amazing pride. So fortunate to have them in the area. Would love to get back there and see them for myself.

Kion
Guest

Awesome! Lions are by far the most beautiful things!

Lynn Rattray
Guest

Awesome Video!!! THanks so much….I’ll be there in less than two weeks and can’t wait!

kiki
Guest

Fabulous footage to have with morning coffee. Can’t wait to get back.

Louise Taback
Guest

Ahhh…So Awesome..Thank You!!

Senior Digital Ranger

What a wonderful way to spend on a drive.. how fortunate you are to live in this little piece of paradise.
Thank you for sharing!

Mike
Guest

Any recent news of the Tsalala Sub Bibi was taking care of for so long?

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