In this highlights video:
The title clip features the Dewane male leopard.
A courting pair of lions – Selati male and Othawa lioness, here the male is using his vomeronasal organ to check the receptiveness of the female.
Dewane male leopard patrolling his territory at night.
A newborn baby elephant staying close to the protective mother.
A big male giraffe feeding.
A buffalo bull ruminating.
A herd of elephants feeding in the Sand river.
Selati male lions with an Othawa lioness along the banks of the Sand river.
Dewane male leopard watching a waterbuck run across the clearings before continuing his patrol.
2 Selati male lions on the clearings in front of the lodge, following a scent trail.
One of the Othawa lionesses sitting on top of a termite mound, the two male lions were following her scent, a third male was in the area but was well hidden in the grass.
Metsi female leopard in the branches of a tall tree, keeping a close eye on the Maxabeni 3:3 young male leopard below her.
A second Othawa lioness feeding on a buffalo calf that she had caught alone after being chased from another kill by the Ximhungwe pride. She was within spitting distance of the two leopards
The Ximhungwe pride of lions (3 females and 2 youngsters – one young male missing) feeding on the remains of a buffalo calf that two Othawa lionesses had killed. The third Othawa lioness was happily feeding together with the Ximhungwes after initially being chased off, unaware that her sister had another kill close by.
The buffalo herd that the lions had been picking calves out of was still close to the lions.
Three Selati males and one Othawa lioness lying close to the lodge.
Tassleberry female leopard lying close to an impala kill she had hidden in the long grass.
The big buffalo herd at sunset.
One Othawa lioness watching the Metsi and Maxabeni leopards walk past in the dark, she did chase them but it was too dark to film. Both leopards got away safely.
One of the Selati male lions close to the lodge on the way back for dinner.
Bull elephants right outside the lodge first thing, they headed to Schotia dam to drink.
Shangwa female leopard looking for food north of the river. The wound in her back leg is probably from a run in with the Selati male lions who are thought to have stolen her previous kill. She walks through a herd of giraffe with neither species paying much attention to one another.
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