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At the beginning of October, two new male lions appeared on the reserve. The sun was rising when we first heard them—two unmistakable roars echoing across the Sand River toward …
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In the dynamic and ever-changing world of lion behaviour, coalitions among male lions are often fleeting, with rivalries and power struggles causing constant shifts among different prides. Yet, the emergence …
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The Week In Pictures presents a journal of wildlife photographs celebrating the diversity of life and beauty surrounding us at the beautiful Londolozi Game Reserve. As we reflect on the …
Our peaceful morning coffee on deck was suddenly interrupted by the unmistakable roar of a big male lion. The deep, booming sound resonated across the riverbed, sending a primal shiver …
With nature’s calendar dictating the start of spring last week, and the first drizzle of rain already – we are officially in a new season. The changes are subtle, but …
As the Ntsevu Males continue to carve out their place in the north, a question has surfaced: where is the sister who once roamed alongside them? For many months, the …
Over the last few months, we have been seeing a lone, older male lion that has not necessarily been in the best condition. After a bit of time, we deduced …
“Those who don’t believe in magic will never find it.” Roald Dahl This quote has been sticking with me a lot lately, I even speak about the magical wonders of …
Male leopard dynamics seem to be ever-changing, a constant ebb and flow of territory taken and given. With movements of females, young offspring reaching maturity as well as pressure from …
This morning’s game drive began with a thrilling sight of the two Ndzhenga Males, moving purposefully into the wind, clearly tracking something carried on the breeze. Word from our neighbours …
As the seasons have shifted into spring, we can slowly but surely expect the bush to start blooming and reveal an incredible diversity of wildlife and the buzz of energy …
Lions are one of the most documented wild animals on the African continent and at Londolozi, we are fortunate enough to observe and spend valuable time with them in their …
