Legendary Leopard Is Still Alive- Virtual Safari # 243

[@Swiftkai-zz1es]

This female leopard looks amazing for her age. It seems only her face shows a bit of age. Incredible! Hope she still has a few more years.

[@Mudjie50]

18seconds in I knew it was the one and only Mashaba.. Such an honor to still be able to visit with her. Thank you for sharing.

[@carlost5263]

Such an honor to see her. Thank you Londozi for this recognition while she is still alive. From Sabi Sands/Djuma we enjoyed Queen Thandi. I this she was also 15-16. Amazing cats!

[@WillsWP1]

Wow she looks good for a 16 year old leopard 🐆, just like you we all hope that she stays around for a while, looks like she can still get her own food with that full belly. Keep safe and God Bless. Thank you for an excellent program.

[@joykiser6673]

She is exquisite. She’s not thin. Just perfect for 16. ❤️

[@valeriegr2776]

An exceptional life for this leopardess!

[@rachellehenson5568]

Gorgeous girl. She looks amazing for her age. Hope she still has a few more years left in her. What an amazing sighting. Thanks for sharing 💜🐆

[@dinicti]

I teared up seeing such a beautiful leopardess being so content! Thank you for showing and sharing this! You knew how much your viewers would enjoy this!

[@tdkid1]

She is an absolutely stunning leopardess. I wasn't able to see the condition of her teeth in detail, but the quick look was positive. She wears her age well.

[@carolhayar3037]

Appears bottom left canine & teeth are gone but right & top canines appear to be there.

[@genegibson1690]

She is magnificent!

[@justinnyaru9584]

she is truly the legend .😍 our mashaba female

[@jenniferross4646]

♥️ 💖The Legendary Extraordinary Queen Mashaba ♥️💝

[@James-KL]

Many thanks for sharing this legendary sighting!

[@noraabdu4159]

This is incredibly amazing! I don't know much about her but I follow her daughters. I do hope she's nowhere near Kambulas or Ntsevu Prides. And I so hope to see more of this beautiful legendary queen. Thank you Sean Zeeds for the information to those of us who don't know her. Beautiful girl 👑🐆💘🤲🏻

[@emancipatedlionm9215]

What an honour💥🐆 she looks rather beautiful for her age. Sure hope that she's not in the vicinity of male lions; she's re visiting her childhood lands....wish her safety💥🐆 thanks for sharing.

[@JaneAddey-k8g]

Amazing leopard - we knew who you were referring to almost immediately- legend and down south (nowadays). We have been privileged to spend time with this beautiful leopard - most recently last year. We also hope to get to see her again on our next visit

[@tinaskilton347]

Amazing to see a legend. She looks amazing.

[@ThirstyOtter]

Great sighting, what an incredible Leopard

[@elke9499]

What a legend, ty Sean

[@psychobob169]

Stunning looking leopard for her age ❤

[@MDMB53]

16?! Whoah! She's in outstandingly good nick for her age. Looks well-nourished so obviously an effective predator still.

[@deeT02]

Wow! What a sighting! I hope she's able to live another 5 years ❤

[@AshleyMcIntosh-zz7kr]

Brilliant sergeant to see this old leopard still in great condition, still hunting and able to look after her self.thanks for bringing us this story

[@falanajerido875]

She can be like another famous leopard he lived until 20 years old on djuma. As long as she is careful, she also can live life until 20 years old. His name was Tingana meaning shy.

[@luvmyaussie9561]

🙏🏻❤️

[@suerasbridge8494]

Beautiful, I'd love to know how many cubs she's raised and if she's a great grandmother ❤

[@lillyd5826]

would love to see a documentary about her life!

[@michaelfleetwood620]

Adore this legendary lady! Forever going to etch her name in Londolozi lore!

[@angelascott4073]

She deserved to move into a lovely sanctuary with lots of area to live out her years instead of waiting for death

[@patrickallossery1]

Beautiful

[@MrContender25]

That was cool! She is looking great!

[@RobertMitchison]

Hi LGR. That clip was so good to see the elusive Mashaba female for the first time in a good few weeks. Being the very oldest leopard that you see and view there, she's like a elderly member of your family that you just hope and pray will live on for another two or so years, before her time is up. Isn't she? I know she's a very special and much loved female to so many people who have followed her life from scratch. Although she's sixteen years and two months old now, do you all think there's still a good high chance of her falling very heavily pregnant with her last ever litter of cubs before she becomes infertile completely? I, like you, do hope that she'll live on for a further couple of years or so, which will give her enough time to raise at least one or two more cubs to hard independence age. And if she is successful, it'll give you at least another two young leopards to view, and that will also hopefully stay and set up their own territories on your property so very successfully. It will be just an absolute miracle if she provides at least another two years of some occasional viewing by popping up on the odd occasion just to show you how fit, well, and healthy she actually is. But as she looks so well for a sixteen year old leopard, she clearly doesn't show her advanced age at all what so ever. How old do you think she looks, as she is still in such great condition and health? I think it is fair to say she has the good appearance of a leopard about maybe ten years old, as she just looks the absolute picture of health and contentment. It'll be so nice to her some credit for doing and looking so well for a cat of her advanced age. Despite her old age, but also due to how long you've known her for there, I hope she'll fall pregnant with her last ever and final litter of cubs in a couple of months time successfully. I think we could refer to her as the queen of Londolozi, as she is the oldest leopard you still have the pleasure of watching as she turns up occasionally. What do you think? Although no one is allowed to touch her, it must feel very tempting to do it so gently that she won't even feel it at all. I would like to think she'll you, at best, two more years of the insight into her elderly and interestingly long lifetime and to see and watch her just hunt or even wonder about quietly. She is clearly still capable of hunting for herself at best when it is completely dark and invisible to the naked eye. At least the prey won't be able to see her coming or even hear her. So it will be to her advantage to hunt in total darkness, knowing that the prey won't know she's onto them. It was so nice and lovely to see her just relax and snooze quietly in the shade of a leafless Bush, with nothing to concern her or get her interest. Even if we can't read her mind, I wonder if she just enjoys the peace and quiet to much to herself, and also reflects back on her long and eventful lifetime. I know she has raised 2 beautiful and well-known girls, the Nkoveni and Ximungwe females, born in separate litters, to successful independence, but I'd love to know how many other cubs she's raised to that important stage in their lives, that I don't even know of. I'm sure she would have raised more than just those 2 pretty females to independence. If you could tell me who they are and what you know all about them, then I'd be interested to know and read about them. When the next time you see her arrives, just refer to her as the Queen of Londolozi. That'll be a good nickname for her. Hope to hear from you shortly. Robert 3.11.24

[@skbnvacaville]

How magnificent is that!?

[@aticuss]

Gorgeous

[@DeniseVouri]

Of course it’s the incomparable Mashaba, the Queen. I had last heard that she had been seen mating with the Nweti whilst at your southern neighbors. I hope she continues to do well for the next couple of years….

[@carolhayar3037]

(new sub) She is in very great condition. Good immune system & a lot of luck. Bottom left canine & teeth are gone.

[@SebastiaoPereira-wq6yk]

Obrigado londoloze pelo vídeo abraço para voce

[@seanpravin]

hi mate, just a thought; when we humans retire, we relocate to a less happening & calm spots where we feel secure and are given care (retirement villages/housing). Similarly, for such gorgeous ageing cats that make it this far in life albeit rare, why not relocate her to a 100% protected sanctuary where she is not threatened by other younger cats or face any challenges or any fierce competition (as we age we slow down in life right)? After overcoming so many harsh & brutal life challenges out in the wild she defo deserves a 100% protected spot in a sanctuary such as GG Conservation or similar where they have large spaces to roam freely at the same time are fully monitored and protected. She defo deserves to live a serene & peaceful life for the remainder of her lifespan.

[@sinyoroabroad2851]

Keep up the good work.

[@tobysewell681]

In great shape! Hope she gets another comfortable year or two however her teeth look a little worn. Is the Ximingwe female still around?

[@TazzieTiger73]

Calling all animal lovers! Cody Roberts of Daniel, Wyoming has yet to be punished for his horrific abuse towards a wolf cub known as Thea. We must not allow him, nor any other torturer of animals get away with only a slap on the wrist. If any of you care, please fight that real justice be met! Keep this story alive, ask for better animal protection laws, continue to protest until he is given server jail time for his awful crimes. Don’t let Thea die in vain! Demand that her murderer is brought to justice. That’s what it means to be a Wildlife Warrior! #JusticeForWolves

[@deeT02]

Is there a petition?

[@SusanStar-c8w]

Never forget that muzzled young wolf dying in a bar with Cody Robert's brandishing a beer.what is being done to hold him acvountable

[@TazzieTiger73]

@@SusanStar-c8w That's why I'm sharing this story however I can. To keep that young wolf's horrible story alive so that it will never happen again. I know there have been petitions formed to make animal cruelty illegal in Wyoming. For now, speaking out against this injustice and sharing this story however we can is the best thing we can do to ensure Cody Roberts is labeled as a monster. Then he'll wish he were thrown in jail.

[@jossmulders9757]

Can we please get the story update of the Tsalala lioness? Was she really killed,and her cubs?😢😢😢😢

[@carolhayar3037]

There was a Tsalala female found dead in November 2021 at Singita in Sabi Sands Game Reserve. Her death likely caused by other lions, though the altercation was not witnessed. Is/was there another female known as Tsalala?

[@michaelfleetwood620]

0:08 lol

[@danielmcgillis110]

1:00 Mashaba

[@Snow-n8q]

👧..🗨😻💬🧡 🧡😻💛😻 🐆🧡💛💛 Thank you So muck

[@johnmorgan8868]

Shes Beautiful Her teeth look a little worn though ❤