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So much happened this week I can fully admit we are a bit behind in getting all our content out, so next week promises to be an absolute bumper video with the stuff that’s backlogged!
For now, the Ntsevu pride made one of their huge loops through the reserve, we go behind the scenes with our unorthodox Lockdown Firebreak Team, and are reunited with our absolute favourite animals of the year so far.
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 ...
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Amazing sightings this week. Love the wild dogs.
Thankyou guys as always…just beautiful.. so appreciate and enjoy these videos….keep safe..
Thanks, Enjoyed the Ntsevu pride as always and looking forward already to next weeek!
Your videos provide such joy as well as insight into reserve activities like creating the firebreaks. I’ve read about the necessity for these breaks but had no idea how it’s done.
So good to see the pups at play and still amazed that the Ntsevu pride is 20 strong… obviously they’re successful in the hunting department to keep everyone fed. Looking forward to the next video.
Loved watching the dogs! What a treat! Your enthusiasm was catching!!!
Another amazing week! Just love that the wild dogs keep us all on our toes! Never knowing when they will pop in!
Oh no, you’re keeping us hanging! lol Great to see the Wild Dogs again!
James – I loved the video🤗, especially wild dogs, there are only 7 left?
Does Londolozi offer night drives regularly?
A really nice virtual safari James. Interesting to see that you do the fire breaks. I am a transplanted Australian and we used to do them like that. Unfortunately the environmental people forced the government to stop it – you saw the results I am sure from the horrendous bushfires suffered throughout the country not long ago. Good to see the wild dog pups are still going strong – albeit a few have been lost, but they all look healthy and growing fast. Thanks for sharing with us. Be well and stay safe all of you.
The wild dog pack is truly the gift that keeps giving! Love the behind the scenes look at the firebreak team, and lively to see the flexibility and teamwork displayed by the staff in unfamiliar positions, all in the service of the greater good. Finally, those lions! What great footage of them waking up and getting going! Well done!!
Thanks for another awesome virtual safari, I really look forward to what each week brings.