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Amy Attenborough

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Amy worked at Londolozi from 2014 to 2017, guiding full time before moving into the media department, where her photographic and story-telling skills shone through. Her deep love of all things wild and her spiritual connection to Africa set her writing and guiding ...

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on Londolozi Newest Lion Pride

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Tyler
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What exciting stuff to witness! That last bull doesn’t seem at all concerned with his fate.

Great photos Sean.. The Mhangeheni Pride are a force to be reckoned with! Thanks for sharing with us Amy.

Alexa
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Oh dear I’m slightly confused. Are these the very same young lionesses who were with the 3 other Mhangeni breakaway sub-adult males (and 1 Talamati male)? Weren’t there only 3 females with them, and not six? I believe I’ve gotten some details mixed up. Would someone be kind enough to correct me? Great article & photos by the way. I love reading the blog!

Edouard Paiva
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Amy Attenborough hope you are doing great, do you have information of the measurements height at the shoulders and weight of male and female Lions of Londolozi? They look big in your pictures? Hope you can answer my important question. Thanks for all your pictures and information. Regards

Edouard I’m sorry but I don’t have this information for you. In order to know this we would have to dart these lions and we have no reason to do so. Sorry I can’t provide you with a better answer. Thanks, Amy

Edouard Paiva
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Amy Thanks a lot for your answer, very good to know that Lions are not bothered by man in Londolozi, they look like they are big Lions.
Regards,
Edouard

Did the Maghene pride split up because of the drought?

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