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Hyenas stole the show this week.
They also stole a couple of kills from the Tsalala lioness as well as James Tyrrell’s shoes.
The cheetah brothers made an appearance and had an unexpected encounter with one of their main rivals…
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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Loved the videos this week.
So glad to see the Tsalala lioness and her daughter alive and kicking! She’s a true hero mum! Loved all animals in the video especially cheetah. I hope they will be put under a strict conservation policy everywhere. …
Astonishing interaction between the male cheetahs and the Plaque Rock female. Am I right in thinking leopards rarely eat the stomachs? – so she perhaps wasn’t that bothered? Hope she managed to hoist the impala later on. Thanks for another great video.
James, I loved the video, hyenas stole show🤗
Exciting week … and full bellies! Thanks for sharing…
James, did they steel your shoes?
The Sunday photos always brighten my morning!! thank you Edie j’allume for the series of the cheetah brothers!! Victoria
Always interesting to observe the physiology of the hyenas.
Well think the hyena win hands down this week..with a little extra… compliments of James 😂. Fab video of the cheetah and young leopard 🙏💕 thanks guys, I have become totally addicted to your blog.
Super videos
So many Hyenas! Nice to see the Cheetahs and the Tsalala Lioness! Please tell me you will continue the videos once guests start coming back!
More great videos this week, especially watching the cheetah brothers….. then the hyenas, those pesky opportunists! For the leopards and lions, there’s another day to score a meal.
Great cheetah sighting! and I love seeing Plaque Rock again…..interesting interaction with the cheetah boys.
James and team, Thanks for finishing out the month with such an exciting video (Terri couldn’t watch some parts!) We especially love the drone shots! Hope the beer is holding up! 😉
Great videos.
That was amazing footage and commentary. I love these posts and share with my friends. I had the opportunity to visit Londolozi last October. It is an experience I will treasure always. God bless.
Awesome video guys!
So much amazing activity – really felt almost as though we were there plus especially great to see the Cheetahs – and listen to their “growls” on finding the Plaque Rock female with kill!
Love these, especially those cheetah brothers!!