One of the biggest differences between male and female leopards is the way they use space. While females establish their territories around food, water and safe places to…
Read more Why are Male leopards territorial? – Londolozi BlogLate one afternoon, Joy and I set out with our guests in search of the elusive Ximungwe Female. As we approached a prominent four-way crossing in central Londolozi,…
Read more Two Days with the Ximungwe Female and Cub – Londolozi BlogIn 100 years of Safari, the leopard has become the animal most synonymous with Londolozi. We have watched them from the same riparian thickets for generations, named their…
Read more Sharper Than They Seem: The Science of a Leopard’s Claw – Londolozi BlogThe winter months often bring some of the best leopard viewing of the year. With the vegetation thinning out and the cooler temperatures encouraging more daytime activity, it…
Read more An Exciting New Chapter for the Nkoveni Female Leopard – Londolozi BlogOne recent morning, we set out in search of the Shingi Male Leopard. These days, he can be quite difficult to find due to his nomadic tendencies, meaning…
Read more A True Understanding Of A Leopard Crawl – Londolozi BlogWhen I started training at the start of 2020, little did I know I would still be here over six years later. My first leopard at Londolozi was…
Read more Who Will be My Fiftieth Leopard at Londolozi? – Londolozi BlogSome sightings deliver exactly what you hoped for. Others deliver something even better: a bit of bushveld comedy wrapped around a spectacular moment. My recent encounter with the…
Read more The Not-Quite-Perfect Leopard Tree – Londolozi BlogOne cannot deny the value that the young Shingi Male has provided us with over the past two years in terms of some incredible sightings. Although sightings of…
Read more A Moment To Remember With The Shingi Male Leopard – Londolozi BlogTurpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, is collecting real Christmas trees for its lions and tigers. “This time of year is really fun because Christmas trees…
Read more Wildlife refuge repurposes Christmas trees for tigers and lionsA rare Canada lynx that was first spotted in Rutland County is continuing to be observed in other parts of the state as it travels north. The Vermont…
Read more Rare Canada lynx continues to be spotted in VermontA RANSOMWARE ATTACK. A POSSIBLE MOUNTAIN LION SPOTTED PROWLING AROUND DES MOINES HAS NOW BEEN CONFIRMED TO BE JUST A DOMESTIC CAT. TAKE A LOOK AT THE VIDEO.…
Read more DNR says “mountain lion sighting” in Des Moines was really house cat
