Cheetah sighting - 5 October 2021

Cheetahs visiting the waterhole in the Namib Desert and playing at the tree.
Why not book your stay at Namib Desert Lodge and have a chance to experience this?
store.gondwana-collection.com...

[@bosco_sticks]

Blends in so well

[@TopQuestionsAnswered]

Such a blessing to see these incredible cats

[@BrianGlassEOD]

This is so wonderful to see animals in their natural environment. I especially loved it at 4:20 minutes when they started playing and exploring.

[@danphillips6167]

I love 4:20 also 😏

[@pikkiesafari]

This was an amazing sighting

[@annettelane659]

Absolutely Pikkie

[@annettelane659]

Just had to see this again. Fantastic sighting, thank you NamibiaCam.

[@annettelane659]

@Gappie Al Kebabi I will be back Gappie you can count on it.

[@annamariabrown]

Thank you for the information it truly is a beautiful place, so peaceful I love watching it and having it on in the background, in the crazy world that we inhabit this brings peace to me thank you Namibia cam for making this possible

[@liammurphy2725]

I love the way all the Oryx turn into Cheetahs when my back is turned.

[@Christine.corneille]

This spot is so symbolic In a middle of nowhere a small aera with few water. Wild animals. Beautifuly emotional.

[@RG-hf4et]

Loved this. Just beautiful! ♡ Thank you! ♡

[@sailmar]

So the cheetahs do come to the waterhole at daytime! Beautiful!!! Thx for uploading! 😊

[@eminbe312x]

Teşekkürler selamlar

[@davemack7740]

Beautiful animals

[@susi7671]

Thank you NamibiaCam for this great video. So amazing. Today I wanted to ask if a predator has ever been seen here. This question is now obsolete.

[@prerna8880]

Wow great sight

[@joycefroney6162]

What a wonderful way to start the day. Thank you.

[@salomekruger4176]

Thanks for this very special video!

[@NamibiaCam]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sebastian1907]

So much better then seeing them in zoos

[@okatjerute]

Whow - that's great! 😍😍😍

[@larryclark6212]

Hello from Hastings Michigan USA.

[@PapiBienzobas]

Two Cheetah!!!

[@rathernot6660]

Proving we humans are the real destroyers of this world. Awesome video NamibiaCam.

[@normanwells2755]

How does it prove that?

[@SoWhat1221]

You realise that this watering hole is man-made, right?

[@normanwells2755]

@@SoWhat1221 I doubt he realises a hell of a lot of anything. He just repeats sound bites from a misinformed narrative.

[@NamibiaCam]

In response to reduced availability of natural water sources for wildlife, this artificial waterhole was build in 2006 after the farm was converted by Gondwana Collection Namibia into a nature reserve and game species which had once been indigenous to the area was reintroduced . The waterhole was reconstructed in June 2021 with the round "rock" in the middle to reduce evaporation and provide birds a perch. A solar-powered pump on a 100m (300ft) deep borehole draws water from the aquifer (groundwater) into a reservoir 150m to the north-east behind the camera. A pipe feeds the waterhole from the reservoir and the flow is regulated via a float valve and water refills automatically.

[@h.schmitt2783]

Wow-great view

[@trueslimness]

OMG they are so beautiful

[@brianandtarryn]

This is spectacular. Thank you for posting it. Your camera and streaming setup are of the highest order. I would be interested to know the type of equipment you are using. Thank you again.

[@davemack7740]

That one Cheetah 🐆 does those Cheetos commercials 😁

[@diegocasas1279]

Hermosos, majestuosos animales

[@stevetugwell9599]

Beautiful creatures

[@user-wr7fl8td8q]

Пятнистые кошки просто супер,какая грация !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@tomumutiso]

Big cats 🙀

[@kittythewarrior408]

This is the first time I see cheetah in this channel besides Oryx , springbok , fox

[@SongMom8]

My favorite wild cat.

[@charlescarpenter3758]

WOW!!

[@PapiBienzobas]

Four!

[@caravaggio31]

The big cats has arrived finally.

[@marioguepardo832]

aww what a cute cheetah

[@elenasizova1746]

Как же здорово животные свободно гуляют 👍

[@nancywood7471]

So much appreciated. Beautiful

[@WindTurbineSyndrome]

Super cool

[@robertdecrock4038]

Kitty kitty

[@vienature7205]

Nature animal lovers 🙏💗💓

[@Laura-Kitty]

🥰 Loving the Cheetahs! 😍

[@marioguepardo832]

I'm glad you like cheetahs like me

[@HughJorgan1]

The two gave the other one a big head start because, well, they’re cheetahs.

[@germanshepherd6638]

Awww!

[@dennismcguirl1546]

Fantastic

[@fritsscholtenhzn6268]

3 big cats drinking

[@johanventer5730]

Namibia is amazing

[@fatimanaqvi2976]

Very nice

[@dangerman8625]

The Game Wardens have arrived.!

[@dirkvenezuela7387]

Ok, so I gotta know about this waterhole. Is it an actual geothermal spring or some man-made dealy?

[@bartonseagrave9605]

Mrs Cheetah was hoping they too could get an indoor tap installed back at the den but unfortunately the Charity Boss has just bought another 26 bedroom Mansion overlooking Lake Como.

[@jerilyncibulka6162]

Love me some kitties

[@janetcarroll8863]

🐆🐆🐆

[@coloradohikertrash9958]

No lions...

[@cesarfcano9403]

Hola muy buenas tarde soy de argentina, bueno no viene al caso pero quisiera una sugerencia quisiera que pongan pantallas solares con bombas para extraer agua en esa zona, para los animales. Muchas gracias

[@robinburn4974]

I see all those things with the long pointy horns have done a runner

[@SuperLoops]

cheaters are amazing they are the biggest kindve cats that can purr like house cats

[@nearearthobjects3089]

Just drinking but no refreshing bath , no wastage : felines instinct about that is remarkable .

[@yaizahpm]

tell that to my cat, the idi*t loves splashing the water from his bowl like he's fishing or something 😂😂

[@oldcarsmorecool]

4:20

[@jhonhoyos612]

Why that hole does not dry up , it is amazing .? Can someone tell me ?

[@mayalaluna4005]

I just realized something so textbookish, territorial, it is hard to feel what it is before, but when i found out these 3 cheetahs are exactly the 3 who drank water in the early morning, and i come to understand as long as the 3 cheetahs are well, i am not going to see any other cheetahs in this entire namib channel, isn't it so strange, cheetah from a general conceptional sense changed into a exact 3 cheetahs group... maybe soon we will come to know exactly who they really are, thank you for the experience, i am sure your desert lodge is a most fascinating one...

[@israel8705]

Ya salió el pájaro con suelas?

[@romygime5822]

Hope they are blessed they take great risk hard to survived in such harsh place. Oryx they are can cause lethal injuries to any animal

[@hiro97aambnorjp]

緊張

[@candypamyupamyu12]

cheetah

[@shino5374]

Cheetah！！

[@swarupsaha4087]

What sub species are these cheetahs 🐆

[@lukdra]

Años q no vei guepardos en documentales

[@israel8705]

Hola hola

[@amythompson7700]

Look how they drink Together?

[@user-kakon.karine]

Please register!

[@chris-qy1wp]

Is this hole build by human or natural?

[@AtomicArtumas]

From the livestream description "Built in 2006, the special character of this waterhole, has not only an impact on the surrounding wildlife, but stretches across the globe, from home to home. This particular waterhole is situated within an open plain, 8km from Namib Desert Lodge. A solar-powered borehole fills a nearby reservoir and is monitored by a water float that opens as the waterhole’s levels decline."

[@tiagors4746]

Tem leões em Gondwana?

[@NamibiaCam]

Não, sem leões nesta área

[@Adryia1]

Thanks for these great pictures! Could you raise the water in a higher trough ?, broke my soul of pity, that giraffe that tried for a long time to drink water and could not ...

[@normanwells2755]

How do you think giraffes drink at a natural water point?

[@user-db5js3np3s]

cheeter!?

[@user-ei2ps4ze3n]

( في كل كبد حيه اجر )

[@user-bv5kl2lh6v]

👉Откуда вода🤔( родник)???Спасибо🙏.

[@user-ei2ps4ze3n]

المكان 💙

[@marthaturner3986]

Cheetahs

[@adamel-yousseph960]

I think "cheetahs" should actually be two species with duma or letotse and Acinonyx jubatus for the African species and cheetah and Acinonyx venaticus for the Asian species because the word cheetah through its Hindi root cita and their Sanskrit root citraka originally referred to the Asian species while for the African species, adults have a mane on the back of their necks that is a few inches long. The Asian subspecies does not have a mane in the summer. Duma is Swahili while letotse is Setswana. Do you think so?

[@juznovetrovacplus8270]

Allah je veliki!!!

[@2Skills4u]

Have tourists or maintenance workers ever been attacked by animals at this place? Watching the livecam and over the weeks noticed tourists on bikes or maintenance people etc and wondered what they do to defend themselves

[@NamibiaCam]

No, there were no attacks. These animals do not attack humans in this area.

[@ayamiya6850]

チーターきた

[@hopeyou8430]

Kiyoko Suizenji!!!!

[@johnmeneses7039]

One of the most beautiful animals, and if you choose, you could FULLY domesticate a young one, but they deserve to be protected.

[@user-kj1fe5qv1z]

Cheater lol