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The big cats feature strongly this week, with the Nkuhuma pride bringing down a giraffe, a leopard found just as it takes down an impala, and of course the highlight, two tiny leopard cubs at their den…
A bit of rainy weather was had, which shows that the season is starting to swing; temperatures are rising, trees are coming into flower, and the overall look and feel of the bush is going to change dramatically over the coming weeks.
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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WOW what a Big Cat Diary! We are watching the cub over and over… can’t get enough! Poor impala but thsts the way things go…
Loved the videos this week. Great interaction between hyenas and the elephant. Amazing videos of the leopard cubs.
Phew – edge of seat stuff. What a a week in video … thanks so much … brightening up a very grey and dull old day in the UK.
James, loved the video🤗
James, I loved the video, especially two cubs🤗
James, we will be coming for 51st wedding anniversary in 2021!
Great news!
So fabulous to see these videos again, but especially the elephant/hyenas encounter. It was almost as though the elephant was trying to chase the hyenas away from Tsalala’s kill. Animal behavior is so fascinating and always presents us with a surprise when we least expect it.
What a video! Mind Blown! Those smooshy little Leopard cubs 😊 and lets hope the Tsalala pride actually gets to keep a meal soon. Thanks for another great week!
Good grief, you’ve done it again, what an amazing video! Despite huge opposition, the Makomsava female and her cubs has to be the highlight for me. I saw her 1 year ago on my last morning drive, hoping to see her again when I come back to Founders in February.
Wow. What a safari. A few hairy moments with the elephants in the dark but amazing. You are truly blessed to be able to work there.
Crazy scene with elephants vs hyenas.
Please keep the cub updates coming.
What a great week! Amazing videos; especially the one of the hyenas and elephants. Though all the other videos were also fantastic.
Wow, that was a fantastic video! We were mesmerized! Those leopard cubs, the rampaging elephants, the lions, everything! Thanks for this video!
Wow! What great footage and comments today. I really enjoy these blogs. Such a pleasure to watch and observe. It’s like being in all the action! Thanks so much.
Wow guys, fantastic video this week! Absolutely awesome! 👍🏼
wonderful adventures all day and evening!! loved the elephant/hyena concert!!! Thankyou
Victoria
I just watched this for the 2nd time and so enjoyed it. The photography is just stunning. We are booked to come in March 2021 and hope we will be able to and enjoy splendor of Africa. This is just amazing
Thanks George, we look forward to having you here!
Hey James
Another wonderful Video..
Are you guys considering investing in an Infra Red Camera?
Just a thought….
Looking forward to next week’s
Great week of videos!