Two Month Old Leopard Cubs Eat Meat For First Time- Virtual Safari

Join us on an exhilarating wildlife adventure as we witness a remarkable sighting deep into the morning. In this thrilling episode, we encounter the majestic Ximungwe Female leopard, who has hoisted an impala yearling carcass high up in a marula tree. The intense heat of the day may deter some, but the allure of observing this incredible moment outweighs any discomfort.
What makes this sighting truly exceptional is the presence of her two adorable cubs. Having closely followed the leopard since we found her moving her cubs to a new den, we are privileged to witness her bringing her cubs to feed on meat for the very first time.
As the day progresses, we observe the leopard tirelessly calling her cubs to join her at the carcass. Eventually, she takes matters into her own paws and carries breakfast to her cubs. Scaling the marula tree with finesse, she retrieves the carcass and carefully transports it down before dragging it closer to her eager offspring.
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[@videodjsweetuk]

The Best my guy, 😘

[@Raven-Algiz]

Great video. Love leopards!

[@katycat1366]

I love the virtual safaris🥰

[@4554massimo]

Che bello ❤

[@deeT02]

Awesome video! Lovebthe Leopards

[@emancipatedlionm9215]

Fantastic!🐆 wish them safety-hope they survive n thrive💥

[@MauroMeneguzzi]

É incrível há agilidade rápida do leopardo 🐆 ❤😊

[@lindafromcalifornia1155]

This was awesome to see Her agility coming down from the tree with her catch and then seeing the cubbies.

[@user-fi3hw2lk6b]

What a fantastic video!

[@londolozigamereserve]

Thank you very much!

[@user-wk5gm6he7k]

Aww, they are so adorable. I love ❤️ them.😊❤😊

[@viviennedearlove5426]

Amazing video. Leopards are so facinating. The agility and strength. Cub sighting super special ❤❤❤. Thank you for sharing. 🙏🙏🙏

[@londolozigamereserve]

Yes they are!

[@falanajerido875]

That Great leap up the tree was Amazing. She made sure it was so high up the tree that lions cannot get to it. Love her babies.I love the sounds of nature. I truly enjoyed. They are very alert

[@londolozigamereserve]

Thanks so much. It was incredible to see how easily she went up the tree to get the carcass.

[@falanajerido875]

@@londolozigamereserve yes I will watch this again. Thank you so much

[@jossmulders9757]

Wonderful to see. Great footage. Pity. It was quite short. Hoping. The cubs will thrive, with such a great mom. Any news on Tsalala female pregnancy?

[@londolozigamereserve]

Sadly, no news on Tsalala being pregnant.

[@user-jz8es2lv3r]

Afternoon LGR. The 9 year old Ximhungwe female is doing a very good and impressive job of feeding and looking after her 2 tiny - 2 month old cubs. As they seem quite relaxed and mobile there, have you been able to sex the 2 cubs at all if possible? It might not be that important, but as I'm a big fan of the African wildlife, I'm just very interested to know. She's a very calm, relaxed and highly experienced mother, and with her experience and local knowledge of her territory, I do hope she keeps them in the safety of trees, long thick grass or under very dense bushes while she's out on a hunt for food or walking her sizable territory. The two cubs are absolutely adorable and looking very well and healthy. I do hope her two cubs make it to hard independence just like their two older brothers who they haven't met yet. It'll be so interesting to see how the cubs and their third time mum react should one of the older young big brothers chance upon them by coincidence one day. Wouldn't it? The cubs might be curious, but I don't think their mother will be quite so curious and pleased to see them there at all. I bet she'll put herself between the small youngsters and their bigger and older brother whoever it is that comes across them. Just out of interest, and even if she hasn't featured in a clip for a long time now, but do you all know if the close to 5yr old beautiful young Tsalala lioness is looking heavily pregnant with her very first litter of cubs there for the very first time by any chance if possible? If so, then I can't wait to see the first photos of them either. Can you? It'll be very exciting indeed, as we all would love to see the Tsalala/Marthly pride swell it's former numbers back up a fair bit at last eventually. I know this clip doesn't have anything to do with her, but I'm just interested to know if you have an update on her for me. I hope you'll inform me on her progress and welfare one day. Any news on her will be greatly helpful and appreciated a lot. She is undoubtedly, a very special lioness who's full of unsurprising determination and iron will to survive and raise her own dynasty ever so very well and successfully. I don't blame her at all what so ever. I, like you, want her to live and carry on longer then her late mother did previously. That will be so liontastic. Hope to hear from you shortly. Robert 3.3.24

[@user-ip8tk7ge1r]

😅Still not an episode of Ndhzenga males.

[@tobysewell681]

I don’t think there’s many lions on Londolozi anymore, the Ndhzenga males stay in mala mala now. The Tsalala female is usually in Londolozi and the Kambula young males come in and out but don’t hear or see any other prides or males around these days. A lot different to when the Birmingham males were rulers!

[@videodjsweetuk]

@@tobysewell681Big ups 😘

[@londolozigamereserve]

We will hopefully put a video out on them soon, I just ahven't been able to get across to the see the Ndhzenga males when they have been around.

[@tobysewell681]

@@londolozigamereserve please don’t take it as a criticism! I love your work and appreciate how difficult it is filming and following wildlife, especially big cats who can have large territories and traverse areas you can’t get into! I just miss the big Birmingham boys, always around and loved the camera 💪