Male Lions On The Move At Sunrise- Virtual Safari # 234

In the early hours of the morning, I heard the commanding roars of lions echoing close to camp. Naturally, this changed our morning game drive plans, as we set out to track down the source of those powerful calls.

Before long, we spotted the two Ndzhenga Males, their noses glued to the ground as they followed the scent trail of the Kambula Pride, which had passed through earlier. With their bellies looking noticeably empty, it was clear these males were on a mission, likely hoping to find a free meal from a successful kill made by the females.


What unfolded next was a breathtaking scene: two male lions, bathed in the golden light of dawn, marching purposefully across the crests in the southeastern part of the reserve. Eventually, they paused in an open clearing, taking a moment to regather.

In this virtual safari, we also give a little update on the Ntsevu Cubs and include a throwback to a memorable sighting of the cubs stalking a few guineafowls a while ago.

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