South African Safari
Sightings of the “big five” at the Londolozi game reserve in South Africa
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there were o cheetahs in the vid. (you can tell by the tear marks, and their faces are just different). other than that, this video was extremely awesome. im really jealous
@bigolebadassbob I hate you
Well, you do have to obey their rules for your safety. e.g. you can’t get out you vehicle
LOL ive been to Yellowstone many times.. I have never seen a bear or mountain lion but this would defiantly scare me…esp with the lions eating people.
Goduk321, I’m gonna send your fat jewish ass back to Khazaria if you don’t shut your fucking mouth.
We went in January- very hot at that time
that must have bn rly fun! =) what month did you go., and in what city did u stay? we r planing to go on september
hahaha
It is a colony of Uk,USA.
English is more excellent than Afrikaans.
ur lucky haha 2 lucky
1:44 haha !
love it at 1:50
ahhaahha lion get brace hahha
The Londolozi Game Reserve is much like Yellowstone National Park in America. The animals are so use to seeing people, that they are not afraid.
all three of you are wrong, they are no jaguars in africa, only in america from southern mexico to northern argentina.
All three species (Leopard, Jaguar and Cheetah) are very similar, but if you watch them good you’ll find some differences.
However, I agree with the fact that is very strange to find cheetahs during a safari trip.
i’m sure there’s some out there… unless ofcouse you do something crazy like go tromping about into the bush where they live with a guide, maybe.
What you see in this video are leopards. However, on this trip we were very lucky to see a cheetah(jaguar)which is indeed very rare.
a jaguar in the wild? I thought that was one of the most elusive and hard to track/spot big cats…