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After initially fleeing from their natal pride with the arrival of the Ndhzenga Males, the Nstevu Breakaway Pride is still keeping their distance from the dominant force to the east …
Lately, the Ntsevu Sub Adults, or, more aptly, the Ntsevu Males, have gained recognition and a lot of attention from us for their impressive buffalo hunting prowess. Following their relatively …
After a very hot day, the berg winds turned and brought in cooler overcast weather for two days. The windy night offers good hunting opportunities for predators as their scent …
On a crisp early morning, we were excited by and drawn in by the sound of lions feasting on a carcass, leading us to an extraordinary encounter with the Ntsevu …
I thought I would expand on one of Barry Bath’s recent blogs that provides an update on the Ndzhenga Coalition and Ntsevu Pride. For this blog, I want to give …
Join us on an exhilarating afternoon game drive as we follow the Ntsevu Breakaway Pride as they trail the large herd of buffalo hoping to snag themselves a hefty meal. …
Hearing over the radio from Alfie that he had found a Ndzhenga Male and two Ntsevu lionesses feeding on a wildebeest carcass. We get ourselves across there in anticipation of …
With a new discovery of some tiny lion cubs, we take a chance and hope that we get to see them. Upon arriving at the den, we find two other …
The lion dynamics we are experiencing here at Londolozi at the moment are extremely interesting, to say the least. Since the arrival of the Ndzhenga Coalition in early November 2021, …
Driving out of camp, our vehicle had the goal of an exciting morning of finding lions. We were lucky enough to find some tracks fairly early on. From that point …
When Bob Dylan wrote his famous song The Times They Are A-Changing, I doubt he had lions in mind. Nevertheless, those lyrics certainly apply to the lions of Londolozi and none …
We had received reports that one of the females part of the Ntsevu pride had recently given birth to a new litter. None of us had yet seen any of …
