A LARGE herd of ELEPHANTS 🐘 LEOPARD and LION cubs 🐆 🦁

MalaMala Safari Moments 🤠 Episode 289.
- The Island female leopard and her cub feed on an impala.
- The Piccadilly female and her cub.
- A large herd of elephants in the Sand River.
- A lioness from the Kambula pride with her cubs.
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[@marymiller6637]

Glorious sightings! Thank-you!

[@Henjen827]

Nothing like coming home from work and watching a safari with @Mala Mala! All of it!

[@carolenaleoni119]

Thank you, MalaMala for the amazing video. The sightings were beyond words & I was mesmerized by the graceful wildlife mothers & their precious cubs. The scenes were absolutely stunning, especially with the magnificent elephants at the Sand River❤

[@patchorley1140]

Such beautiful leopard footage

[@IonutFlorinCiontu]

Amazing sightings thank you so much

[@evelynberkowitz8134]

Oh wow. What beautiful funny adorable sightings ❤thanks once again.

[@szemokjudit3923]

Wonderful animals❤️🥰🐘🦁🐆🦓Beautiful babies (little elephants, little lions) The animals take care of every family member with exemplary devotion! Thank you for allowing me to see them in such freedom, in their natural habitat! 🙏👍 Judit, from Hungary

[@annkey4091]

Great video. The leopards and cubs are beautiful. Always nice seeing the elephants. Looks like that very large herd that took over the Sand a couple of weeks ago. Of course, the lioness and her cubs were great. Thanks,

[@kirill_dreamer74]

Leppards *cuddling* Peter: YEEEEESSSSSS

[@annettelane659]

Absolutely beautiful leopard sightings. The Island females cub is just gorgeous. Fantastic sightings all, thank you MalaMala.

[@Latoya-]

Excellent, Mala Mala! Thank you

[@deeT02]

Awesome video! Love all the animals, especially, leopards, elephants, and lions. 😂. Your laugh is infectious.

[@albertopeluso7067]

The Nhdzenga brothers have more than 13 cubs, in the Kambula pride alone

[@kathleenjones1399]

Thank you Mala Mala.

[@user-jz8es2lv3r]

Hi MM. Those lion and leopard viewings you get on a daily basis there are very interesting and good. Like you, I'd love those cubs to live and survive into hard adulthood ever so very successfully, against the odds. I know the 11yr old well known Island female has been a very good mother in the past, but even though it's not her own fault at all, but she's had 7 1/2 unsuccessful litters, and out of all those cubs, only one youngster, the pretty Drum Crossing female reached very hard independence bit quite worryingly, hasn't been seen for several months now. I do hope all is well with her, but maybe she's set up her own territory somewhere else. Do you ever get any updates on her progress and welfare wherever she is at all? I do feel sorry for her to have lost so many cubs there in the past. It clearly isn't and wasn't her fault at all, but she's just been very unlucky with cub raising. I do have high hopes for her to be very successful in getting her second youngster and first male offspring to the same stage as his older sister. I'd like to wish her the very best of hopeful luck with raising him. He's a sweet, very healthy and energetic bundle of joy for her. It'll be ever so lovely to receive and get regular updates on her as often as possible really. For his experienced, good and very highly devoted mum, he's the best price of company she could ever have wished for. He does look absolutely fantastic. I know you haven't seen her for a long time now, but one thing is for certain, I can assure you that the nearly 5yr old young and beautiful Marthly lioness isn't dead at all, as she's often seen on Londolozi regularly. I hope she'll soon be looking so very heavily pregnant and look forward to been a first time and successful mother this yr. She looks in great condition and health so much of the time. You will be absolutely amazed at how she's looking when you do next see her. Maybe you will be able to tell if she's pregnant or not when she next shows up on your large property, after a long and lengthy time eventually. She's a very determined & successful cat when it comes to hunting and survival. I do admire her. If there's ever anymore lion prides, male lion coalitions and newly independent young leopards that are ready or do need naming, then do let me know as soon as possible, so that I can sent you a typed up long list of suggested territorial names for you all to decide on altogether please. I'd love to know a.s.a.p.. Hope to hear from you shortly. Robert 28.2.24

[@MonaStrydom]

Ja animals ,who can takeover ther live living. Not me. Jou ?but ja the reason to ask is why hunters take women whith them ,if jour motions say run act like I do ,teach because men were wild as they were joung so women do like they have to act ,and better fast learn at home ,or do go out whith them ,and men trust them for telling them if jou in danger no one from. Somewhere, is coming out to jou there ,and I notice jou naughty hunter ,huuu but ja ok ,behave nicely not making remarks about animal if there good mood is come down onto them like no one expect ,jour naughty there u time after u time,oeeeeeeeee ,

[@TinyCat-on4iv]

This channel is superb