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Ndzanzeni 4:3 Female

Ndzanzeni 4:3 Female

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Ross Cheshire

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Ross was born and raised in Durban, spending many a family holiday in the northern parts of KwaZulu Natal. It is here that his love and passion for the African Bush developed. He decided to combine his love of working with people and ...

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on Where Is The Ndzanzeni Female Leopard Denning Her Cubs

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Denise Vouri
Guest contributor

Fantastic news Ross related to the Ndzanzeni female’s cubs, even though they’ve yet to be seen. I’m optimistic that someone will discover her den and spot one or two little furry bodies.

Ross Cheshire
Contributor

Hi Denise, we too are very optimistic and hopefully we can update you soon.

Jos Smulders
Explorer

Thanks for the update! What an exciting development. Let’s keep fingers crossed, that we get another female in the long line of descendants of ‘Mother’. Waiting,in anticipation.

Mark Ceres
Explorer

I didn’t realize that you don’t follow the male lineage. Beautiful pictures as always.

William Paynter
Master Tracker

Ross, thanks for the update and wonderful pictures.

Francesca Doria
Master Tracker

Hello Ross, I do hope that she haa a little female in her litter to go on with the Mother Leopard’s Royal Family! How exciting! I am sure you can barely wait and see! If she had twin sisters that would be super

Valmai Vorster
Master Tracker

Ross that will be fantastic news about the cubs, so so precious and we hope that there will be a female to carry out the lineage. She is a beautiful leopardess and one of my favorites.

Christa Blessing
Master Tracker

What a beauty this leopard is! I absolutely love the photos of her.
Let’s hope that her lineage can continue with a little girl leopard.

Suzanne Gibson
Guest contributor

Exciting news, Ross – she is my no.1 favourite leopard, having first seen her at just 1 month old, then again with a 2 month old Tortoise Pan. She’s lost so many litters of cubs since then that I’m not overly optimistic. On the brighter side, I think her mother (DRB) was 15 when she had Ndzanzeni, so at 11 she’s still got time. I shall keep thumbs and everything crossed again!

Ross Cheshire
Contributor

Hi Suzanne, raising cubs is no easy task but I’m keeping my fingers crossed that she can raise this litter to independence.

Al Kaiser
Guest contributor

Good news indeed. Nice to see one of my photos! This was from a sighting with her cub (grew up to be Tortoise Pan male) and the Inyathini male.

Paul Canales
Master Tracker

Thanks Ross! I really wish the Ndzanzeni female all the success in her endeavor to raise the new cubs, and fingers crossed that there are female cubs so as to keep the lineage of the Mother leopard alive and well!

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