Two Male Leopards Shouldn't Be Together + Something Never Been Done Before- Virtual Safari # 204
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.พ. 2024
- Embark on an unforgettable wildlife journey with us as we leave camp and encounter the awe-inspiring sight of an African Hawk Eagle indulging in a feast on a scrub hare carcass. Witness the breathtaking moment when the carcass falls from the tree, and the majestic Hawk Eagle takes flight, leaving us in sheer amazement.
However, our adventure takes an unexpected turn as we redirect our focus to the elusive leopard, driven by the anticipation of unboxing something truly exciting. Picture the thrill of unveiling our surprise in the presence of a leopard - a moment that could only add to the magic of the day.
In a stroke of luck, Reece and Geshom lead us to not just one, but two leopards nestled in the branches of a towering Schotia tree. To our surprise, the Ntomi Male and the Kangela Male, both young nomadic rivals, captivate our attention. Join us as we delve into the intriguing speculation surrounding their encounter. Did the Ntomi Male make the kill, only to have it stolen by the equally sized Kangela Male? Or was it the other way around? The peaceful coexistence between these future rivals allows us to witness their dynamics up close and ponder the mysteries of the wild.
As we unveil our surprise in the tranquil presence of the Ntomi Male, we extend our deepest gratitude to you, our cherished TH-cam subscribers. Thanks to your unwavering support, we have reached a remarkable milestone of 1 Million Subscribers. This achievement would not have been possible without each one of you, and I want to express my heartfelt appreciation for your continued enthusiasm.
A special acknowledgement is also due to our dedicated team members who play a pivotal role in making our TH-cam Channel a success. Megan Kane-Berman, in particular, has been an invaluable contributor, and her dedication has truly enhanced the quality of our content.
Join us in celebrating this milestone, and let the spirit of exploration and appreciation for wildlife continue to thrive on our channel. Thank you for being an essential part of our incredible journey!
I think back in March 2020, when you guys started these virtual safaris at the beginning of the pandemic, I believe I remember you guys having around 2k subscribers. Congrats on all of the success. And big shout out to James Tyrell for starting these virtual safaris back then and just being an overall safari/wildlife/outdoors “whisperer” and genius. There is a great write up on james in the blogs from June 2021 👍🏻 Thanks for keeping the tradition alive. Always great material.
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Congrats LGR. Your videos are my short trips out of KY multiple times a week. lol Thank you!
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Congratulations to each and every one of you for some great photage and awesome content. You all have done well!! Wish you all many blessings.
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Beautiful close ups of the Hawk Eagle and Leopards never fail to impress, they are beautiful animals.... Huge congrats on one million subs, so deserved and definitely the way to go Londolozi. Well done!! ❤
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Thank u very much, for another enjoyable video. As usual. Congrats on, reaching your milestone. Amazing achievement. Keep up the good work!!
Congratulations on 1 million TH-cam subscribers!!
Well done. Some of the best African Hawk eagle footage I've seen. Just love it. You just got another subscription from me.
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So very very proud of you … you kept us sane during the great lockdown .. you deserve it congratulations
congrats to all , very well deserved
Congratulations ! Greetings from Edmonton Canada
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Congratulations! I’m so happy to be part of your first million. Incredible channel with fantastic content. ❤ ✨🙏🔥 Keep up the great work🤙
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Like many, I started with you back in 2020 and you never disappointed your love for the animals and nature and your ability to take wonderful videos and photographs thought you while has really brought all of that to life for me. Thanks so much, well deserved
Congratulations to everyone there
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Congrats 🎉
Can you shoot at 60fps? I would expect only the best from Londolozi ;)
We shoot at 50fps.
Love it
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Wow
Kangela is bigger.
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Hello LGR. That is such a very interesting but unusual thing to see in the form of 2 pretty and handsome male leopards in a tree with a impala carcass hoisted safely. The 2 unrelated male leopards might be very similar in size, but one is about 2 years old then the other. I'm not to sure who the mother of the slightly older Kangela male is or was, but I'd be very keen to know all about her too. I do wonder if his mum, whoever she is, might have a new fresh litter of cubs to raise in Singita where her older young son was born about or nearly 5yrs ago.
On the other hand, has the mother of the Ntomi male, the well known and relaxed 9 year old Ximhungwe female given birth to her newest litter of cubs there yet at all if possible? If so, then I can't wait to see them when she decides to introduce them to the camera eventually. It'll be very interesting to see how many cubs she's got and what they are when she reveals them. I'm sure she'll do just as good a job at raising them, as she did with her older young son when he was cute & tiny. Hopefully he'll establish his own territory on your property where you'll be able to monitor and view him constantly.
At the end of each Virtual Safari video clip each Sinday, it will always be fascinating to see what cats and events will feature in the clip for the following Sunday. Isn't it? And right now, I can't wait to see what next week will bring at all.
Hope to hear from you shortly.
Robert 4.2.24
Thank you, Robert. The Ximungwe Female has given birth to another litter of cubs.
LGR - Thank you for replying to my message. As you've been able to confirm the 9 year old Ximhungwe female has given birth to her third litter of cubs, do you know how many cubs she's got there yet at all? She's had two litters of single male cubs so far, so it'll be interesting if her third brood has another one or even two cubs in it this time. Won't it? I'm not underestimating her, but needless to say, she is and has been a very good and a very devotedly successful mum twice over. Hasn't she? I hope and expect she'll be just as successful again this time round. What a formidable girl!
As for the Nkoveni female, if she to has also given birth to her newest litter of cubs now, then how many cubs has she got in total, and what litter number is she on right now? I know she's a very good, devoted and successful mum, but at 11 1/2 years old, I don't know how many litters of cubs she has had there already. Do you? I bet you'll know a lot more and better then me really.
If you are yet to see them, then are you getting constant reports of her been seen with and nursing her new brood? I'd be very interested to know how many new hungry little mouths she will have to provide for as well as herself altogether. I know she's raised 4 female offspring so far, but she's yet to raise a male cub or two all the way to hard independence. Hopefully she'll have a male cub or two in this litter that is yet to be revealed to everyone. It's fingers crossed for her.
Hope to hear from you shortly.
Robert 11.2.24
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Congratulations but Shawn you still talk to much. Great footage
It is what the channel is about. We are here to show and interpret what is happening.
@@londolozigamereserve it is ok sometimes just consider this. After what you observed Express your interpretation of it at the end. Just something to think about. You do great work no denying .I enjoyed.