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Patience is everything in the bush, and few moments test that virtue quite like watching a mother leopard on the hunt. Lately, we’ve been incredibly fortunate to spend quality time …
From a large male leopard dragging and hoisting a warthog carcass to hippos fighting and four male lions crossing the sand river in the cover of darkness, this is a …
The Tsalala Lioness does not need much of an introduction, as she has long been a symbol of endurance and adaptability within Londolozi. She is a lioness who has shown …
The scene of multiple lions feeding must be one of the most high-octane, sensory-overloading experiences the bushveld has to offer. With limited space along a carcass and a pride of …
This week’s Virtual Safari takes us on an incredible journey with the resilient Tsalala Female Lion and her growing connection with the dominant Plains Camp Males. Since returning to Londolozi, …
Tracker Milton and I had just had a quick coffee on the deck with the guests, reminiscing on the sounds we all heard through the night, and wondered what we …
What a week it has been at Londolozi, filled with unforgettable moments and thrilling sightings. Choosing which highlights to include in this Virtual Safari was no easy task, but here’s …
Lion dynamics at Londolozi are as thrilling as they are unpredictable. The constant ebb and flow of territories, shifting coalitions, and the ever-changing dominance of male lions create an intricate …
Petrichor | ˈpɛtrʌɪkɔː | noun a pleasant smell that frequently accompanies the first rain after a long period of warm, dry weather. After a photographically amazing dry period, we are elated to finally …
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 …
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After initially fleeing their natal pride due to the arrival of the dominant Ndzhenga Males and steering clear of the formidable Plains Camp Males, the Ntsevu Males have embarked on …
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In the early hours of the morning, while trying to coax our 18-month-old Olivia back to sleep—ah, the joys of the 18-month sleep regression—I heard the commanding roars of lions …
In the heart of the African wilderness, where the rhythms of nature dictate the rise and fall of empires, two coalitions of male lions are on a collision course that …
There is no denying that lion dynamics within the Sabi Sand Nature Reserve are ever-changing, and for many of us, it is extremely fascinating to speculate about what the future …
Recently I sat going through some old photographs from my SD cards which was certainly a trip down memory lane and a reminder as to just how much has changed …
