Shy LEOPARD cub, LION interrupts CHEETAH hunt, and lots of ELEPHANTS.
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- MalaMala Safari Moments: Episode 184.
The Lookout female leopard and her cub.
2 cheetahs have their hunt interrupted by the club-footed Ndhzenga male lion.
A large herd of elephants.
From MalaMala Game Reserve to wherever you are in the world, we'll bring you moments from our daily safaris in one of Africa's most iconic private game reserves. This is essentially a continuation of our 'Rangers in Isolation' series which was filmed during the national Lockdown.
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Beautiful mom and cub❤️. Thankful no interaction between the male and cheetah. Awesome thank you 😊
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You could see how the cub was very wary of the car, although his mum very relaxed.... Nice video, thanks!
OMG what a cutie pie, the Little Leopard Cub is!! The Elephants are close enough to pet!! The little ones the way they interact is awesome to see. It amazes me how comfortable they are around the vehicles. The leopard cub was a little nervous. Thank you for sharing this beautiful video with us.
Much appreciated with respect from North Carolina!!
Sending love from North Carolina as well.
Lions are my favorite wild animals, I love all big cats, Lions have such a difficult life,, people see them as predators only and fail to realize their struggle. Please protect all these cats...Make their welfare your highest priority. God bless and protect them. The leopard cub is TOO precious. What wonder and beauty God has blessed us with. Thank you for the videos. Please give Lions their space!! respect them.
Shy of humans the way it used to be pre commercialisation of the Farms of Sabi Sands >> cute leopard
A delightful sighting of the Lookout female and her gorgeous little cub. Reuniting is always the best, with the little one excited to see Mama again and Mama in turn, grooming, loving and happy to be back with her precious cub........ Also very cool to see the two baby elephant calves, so cute and awesome and feeling safe with their elders. Beautiful sighting. As always guys, great vid and thank you so much. ❤👍💯
Anyone else notice momma Leopard making sure she is in between the vehicle and her cub? She feels no threat from the vehicle as she and most animals are use to the vehicles by now. But she sure wasn't taking any chances with her cubby
wow, so many baby elephants! they are sooo adorable!
Moms are the absolute best!
Hi watching you from Zambia,great videos.Raising an awareness of conservation
Hope the little cub survives , some haven’t lately 😢. Great animal scenes though. Thanks 👍
Yeah, at least 1 from the litter was already "lost," most likely.
Thank You, you gave us some wonderful sightings.
Cub has good survival instincts
Spectacular Saturday Sightings!
All sightings are absolutely beautiful, however, the gorgeous Cheetah mommy and cutest cubbie ever are absolutely everything! The impressive Ndhzenga is looking like what's going on here, what are you two doing? Thank goodness that the other big boys weren't there and all ended well for the lovely girls.
Beautiful sighting
Fantastic video. That lil leopard cub was so young but already savy to her mum & surroundings. 💞 🌳
Very happy cheetah mum caught sight of the N'Was male. Are there two club footed males in this coalition? I couldn't see which one this was. Someone posted that the 3 brothers have abandoned Ubuso. I have no idea if that's true or not ?
Thanks again!!
Leopard put their feet down heel to toe, but lions put them down sideways!
What are the elephants stressed out about?
Hard Nature
Sorry but no clear view of lion interrupting the cheetah hunt
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Hopefully no one tries habitation to get the cub to be comfortable around the vehicle. Less interference from humans into their lives the better off they are.
Well, the idea is for the animals to be used to the vehicles, not threatened by them so they will run away out of view. But yes, no interference, even to "help," unless humans did the "harm." I do wish more "help" could be given to injured animals like Gore (Ndzenga).
I'm aware of at least two on different reserves that shot their leopards because they were too habituated to the jeeps. 😿
@@fourtyfive5620 Yes, I'm sure you're correct, but that was probably because those leopards got too close and showed aggression. URLs? Also, an animal that gets too close and gets too aggressive more than once, well, they wouldn't be safe around tourists. Yup, those game reserves probably have certain "authority," in different ways, with the animals. But otherwise, the animals are supposed to be "used to" the vehicles for good "viewing" for the tourists.
You know you should find a productive way of ending your videos instead of just ending it as you normally do which isn't good
This is a glaring example of a game reserve and rangers ignoring what could be of critical importance: they stopped recording too soon when they got to Uboso (Ndzenga). His condition is of importance, and did he actually interact with the cheetahs in any way? So, Mala Mala, how's Uboso--"club-footed Ndhzenga"--doing? Still hopping on the left back leg?