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General Nature, Lions, Video, Wildlife Video Highlights
This week we start off with an afternoon with elephants as they quench their thirst at some of the larger waterholes on the reserve. Processionary caterpillars on a brisk morning after having devoured a silver raisin bush. And we finish off with a throwback to a story made a few weeks ago when things were a little greener and never got published. The Ntsevu pride on the move at night.
Enjoy this Week in Video…
As a young boy growing up on an agricultural farm in Zimbabwe, Sean spent every opportunity entertaining himself outdoors, camping in the local nature reserve and learning about all facets of the natural world. After completing a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental ...
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The lions moving in the darkness with their eyes reflecting the torchlight is really impressive. I also liked those big herds of elephants and last but not least the caterpillars. Thanks for the great highlights of that week.
There is nothing like starting the day est hung large herds of elephants to get your spirits up on a cold and rainy morning. I had ne er seen the caterpillars that shine silver in the sunlight! Goes to show that we need to spend more time at Londolozi. Aleays fun to see thy sleeping lions. Thank you! Victoria
Sean, keep them🤗
The processionary caterpillars are a curious insect. I recently got to see them in action and found them fascinating as they moved together to form a single file line. Towards the end of the video in darkness, waiting to hear what may or may not happen with the lions. Your hearing and other senses must have gone up intensely. Kudos for adding that part.
It was fascinating to see those caterpillars backlit whilst chewing their way through the bush. Good background from James on how they escape predators by forming a train. Elephants are always a joy to watch and nice to see so many from the Ntsevu pride together. Great highlights as usual.
Yes, the eyes were really great. I remember there is a difference in eyes in the dark between the predators and other animals, but I can’t remember what it is………………. anyone to help me out?
Lovely to see the elephants at the waterholes, they certainly can drink a lot of water. There are quite a few calves among them. Wow impressive backlighting on the caterpillars, good stratery to avoid been eaten , by forming a long line. Beautiful footage of the Ntsevu pride and lucky to see one of the Birmingham male lions.
What a lovely start to this weeks highlights with the Eli’s drinking..just loved those little ones who seem to have just found out how to use their trunks 😂. The affection between the sub adult lions is so very special but I must say waiting for the possible kill in the dark sure gets all your senses going..video or not..the excitement is still very real. Thanks Sean and James 🙏🏻💕
Lion hunts in the dark are always exciting!