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Safari Experience, Video, Wildlife, Wildlife Video Highlights
We guarantee you won’t have seen lion footage like we managed to capture this week. The Ntsevu pride continue to run rampant on Londolozi, focusing their successful hunting efforts around the hill-crests of the central parts of the reserve.
We spend time with a skittish male leopard and find one of the smallest tallest creatures in the world. That’ll make sense when you watch the sequence…
Enjoy this Week in Video…
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 ...
View James's profile![Kigelia Female Leopard Cubs In Jackalberry (5)[rcb]](https://media.londolozi.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/12140124/Kigelia-female-Leopard-cubs-in-Jackalberry-5RCB-280x178.jpg)
Amazing video this week. Stunni g foitagwe if the Ntsevu prude. The sounds in the night with them on the kill must be quite scary. Is the Makimsava female still territorual in the Manyelethi river? She never had cubs?
Your virtual tours are quite fine, indeed. Many thanks.
STUNNING footage of the lion kill. My heart was racing!
The virtual game drives are fantastic. They bring back many wonderful memories from when I was fortunate to be a guest at Londolozi. Thank you so much.
What a fabulous video! You do a great job with these. I felt like I was right there!
Fabulous again, James, thank you so much. Are you and James Souchon reverting to the wild during lockdown? – I noticed the beards are definitely bushier!
Stunning. These videos have hooked me in! Looking very much forward to a safari with you in the future. Thank you for finishing the tale about the Styx pride and the thought that one was missing…so relieved now.
Absolutely unbelievable, never seen drone footage of lions on a kill before, let alone at night!!!
Thank you!!!
Just perfect, and stay safe!
What a brilliant video, feel as if I’m there ! Keep them coming.
Whoo! I felt as though as was with you watching and listening to the frenetic sounds of the Ntsevu pride after their two kills. Certainly goosebump worthy! All in all this week’s video was brilliant, especially your up close and personal with the bull elephant- those eyes!!
Fantastic video! Was so interesting to watch!
Thank you!
Thanks again for these videos. It really helps here, when we cannot be there……….. 🙂
Love the way you use the drone and how the video is put together, really good job!!
James, It’s really incredible the way you are presenting the videos each week! The drone shot of the lions at night is incredible. The commentary by you and the team is exciting and we truly feel like we are with you! Thank you – we know the effort that goes in to each production is immense!
How’s that line lioness with the one sub adult daughter I believe. Are they still ok?