DUCK HUNT! 🦆🐆

MalaMala Safari Moments 🤠 Episode 284.
- Ostrich makes way for elephants.
- Rhino at his rubbing post.
- The Plaque Rock female leopard hunting young Egyptian geese.
- A lioness from the Kambula pride with her cubs.
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.a

[@akshatparag2884]

Kambulas cubs are doing great

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

Yes they are

[@RandyTheWildHorse]

Leopards hunting geese is the first time I have ever seen it on video. I'm impressed.

[@annettelane659]

Fantastic viewing as always, thanks so much MalaMala. ❤💯

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

Our pleasure 😊

[@kerri7456]

Time after time mala you never disappoint us , thank you for all your content

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

So nice of you to say. Thank you for supporting our channel 🙏

[@IonutFlorinCiontu]

MAGICAL thanks so much

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

You're very welcome!

[@buffiesilver]

As always great video thank you for sharing.

[@just4mygrl413]

Beautiful animals! Thank you for sharing! I've never seen a leopard hunt ducks lol. 🥰❤❤

[@josecovas8417]

Bravo pour vos reportages.

[@Latoya-]

Oh my goodness them babies melted my whole heart into a puddle.. there was one little girl o was seeing , she just looks like she's going to be an absolute princess. I think i was seeing one male? Two females.. the rhino's tongue was interesting. And how soft his belly looked as it lay on the tree trunk, be we all have an idea how stiff they really are, that was just a lot of weight put down. I imagine that trees feel mighty good to ellies and rhinos 😂.. beautiful pouncing leopard, that was also interesting. That's the leopard version of "getting her ducks in a row" 😆. ❤

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Mala mala is the best

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It’s a pity they admit advertising of sugars into the middle of the video …😢

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The best of Channel of life wind

[@kirill_dreamer74]

I'm reading your reports and watching this, cool.

[@MalaMalaGameReserve]

💚

[@dreddykrugernew]

Have you seen those rubbing posts with the plastic bristles they have for cows on farms, should install a big one for the rhinos so they can all have a good scratch

[@markfromct2]

Great video .... thanks

[@PenDragonsPig]

Ticks- yuck. Of no use what-so-ever. Even dinosaurs had ticks.

[@Onetwothreefour.]

Yah. Something is wrong with that rhino it appears. Way he is licking and losing saliva..

[@user-jz8es2lv3r]

Hi MM. It's Robert here. That was such a interesting clip. I do hope the PR female has still got all 3 of her tiny cubs in a densite to this day. I don't know if you've seen the cubs yet or not, but if so, then what gender are they all currently? Thinking of some of the other lions and leopards, has the 11 year old Nkoveni female also revealed her new cubs there yet at all if possible? She's raised 4 female offspring to independence and adulthood already, but she's yet to raise a male cub or two as well. Since she became old enough to breed and have cubs of her own there, what litter number is she at right now? I've lost count of them completely. I hope she'll have a lot more better and successful luck with her new brood, then she did with the last litter which she sadly lost to the younger Three Rivers female 6 months ago, in August last year. It'll be so nice to think that she'll get her new small family all the way to independence and even harder adulthood too. As she obviously hasn't been in a video clip for a while, have you had any recent news on the progress and welfare of the pretty young Marthly lioness there fairly recently? I do hope she'll soon become a very good and successful first time mother there at some stage this year if you're lucky. She mated with a lone male lion on Londolozi in November, who's known as the Skorro male, and a few short weeks ago, she was on Singita, the place where her mum was sadly killed in November 2021, mating with one of the two Plains Camp males. So let's hope that she'll be successful. If you've got any other newly independent young leopards, older new leopards, male lion coalitions or lion prides that are ready for naming, then do let me know as soon as possible, so that I can send you a list of suggested territorial names for them for you to decide on altogether. I hope the January 2024 monthly game reports will be up very soon for me to read as well, as I've been reading them non stop for just a bit over 20 years, since January 2004. They are so interesting to read. Hope to hear from you shortly. Robert 15.2.24

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That isn't and wasn't the reply that I was expecting really. I've tried that loads of times in the past, but with no luck at all. They're clearly to busy to reply to my email messages and messages on Facebook. The main trick for me is to keep on once in a while until they do reply to me eventually.

[@annkey4091]

I am used to seeing bears here in USA use trees as scratching post, so it's amusing watching this rhino. The leopard got that duck much cheaper than what I paid for mine, but of course she did more work to get it. This was a fun video.🐘🐆🦆🦏🦁