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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 Are the Young Cheetahs Independent?

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Thanks James for this, I wish them good luck in your “wild” world & hope that they survive. I look forward to your updates!

Thanks for the update, James. Ask Mike about last March when they were being chased by the wild dogs & mama saved the day. It is heartwarming to know I will have a chance to see them again in September.

Evette Hartig
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Thank you James for your update. Last year we didn’t know if the mother cheetah would recover from her horrible wound, and we all pleaded for you to help her (which in hindsight was not necessary) now we are looking forward to the cubs independence and the possibility of new cubs on the horizon…all is good at Londolozi!

Jill Grady
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Thanks James for the update on the Cheetahs. We were really lucky to have seen the female Cheetah and her two cubs when we were there in September and they are spectacularly beautiful. I hope the cubs will be okay and stay out of danger. How old are they now and at what age does the mother usually leave them? I love your pictures, you’ve managed to capture her beautiful amber eyes so well!

TinaGreeff
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THanks James for the lovely Cheetah story.Love seeing them and the little ones are so cute.Just hope they survive in a very unfriendly world with all the other threats.

JamesJefferson
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we already know this well i do

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