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02/11/2026

Play Today. Survive Tomorrow 💙🦁

Three rounds, and everybody wins… especially us onlookers! 💙🦁

But as adorable as this scene is, all that playful wrestling, tumbling and testing of each other's strength is about more than just fun.

Through play, young lions develop the skills, coordination and confidence they'll need as adults.

One day, the stakes will be very different. These playful encounters will become real battles, and their ability to hold their own could mean the difference between life and death.

For now, though, they're just two little cubs enjoying being cubs. ❤️

Anabezi Camp

01/11/2026

Mum Needs a Moment! 🦁

Three hungry, demanding little mouths to keep happy, and not a moment's peace.

This devoted mum certainly has her paws full. The youngsters want more of her attention, while the monkeys in the surrounding bush can't stop sounding the alarm.

She keeps going…..but needs some rest, and a good meal soon❤️

📍 Anabezi Camp , Lower Zambezi National Park

31/10/2026

A WILD HALLOWEEN… 🎃🐆

Deep beneath the Winterthorn canopy of the Lower Zambezi, darkness had settled over the forest.

Then, without warning, the eerie silence was shattered by the frantic alarm calls of baboons.

A lethal assassin was close.

High amongst the tangled branches, a battle was about to unfold. The searchlight briefly pierced the darkness, revealing the protagonists.

But there was another player in this nocturnal drama.

Below, the master scavenger waited patiently in the shadows, hoping to collect whatever might be left behind.

In the Lower Zambezi, even after dark, the drama never stops. 🐆🐒

Anabezi Camp Mo Hayat

30/10/2026

Ignore her warning at your peril. 🦁- This lioness isn’t playing….

Mud-Face is a formidable mother, and I pity the fool that threatens her cubs.

With a fierce display of teeth and a warning that leaves little room for interpretation, she makes her position abundantly clear.

Get too close to her young, and you'll have to answer to her.

Never underestimate a mother's instinct to protect her own ❤️

29/10/2026

Face to face with a Massive Bull Elephant.

This is Lloyd, the standing elephant of the Lower Zambezi. He is massive, and also very happy 😊, as you can see.

As affable as he is, having him walk that closely past one’s parked vehicle really tests one nerves !!

Anabezi Camp

28/10/2026

Five Little Lives and an Uncertain Future. 🦁❤️

Returning to the Lower Zambezi, I was delighted to discover five new additions to the Kulefu pride.

But the landscape has changed.

Three young males have entered the area, and the two lioness mothers are treading carefully as they navigate this uncertain new chapter.

For now, these five little cubs depend entirely on their mothers for protection and survival.

Their future is far from certain. And as I watch these remarkable mothers care for their young, I can't help but wonder what lies ahead for this little family.

I'll be following their story closely.

The African bush is beautiful, but survival is never guaranteed. 🦁

26/10/2026

Three of the big five in one scene!

What an incredible welcome back to the Lower Zambezi National Park!! We were on our way to camp after landing at the Jeki Airstrip when we came across a scene so splendid, it left me speechless.

Leopard , elephant and buffalo all in one sighting, so so lucky 💙💙🐆🐘🐃.

This place is magic you know….

Anabezi Camp Mo Hayat

25/10/2026

ONE MORE SLEEP...🐆🙏🏽

This isn't the Pantanal, and that isn't a jaguar with a caiman.

To my absolute amazement, Mai Scar, the veteran leopardess of Zambia's Lower Zambezi, had taken down a Nile crocodile. 🐊😲

One of the most remarkable sightings I've ever witnessed, and a moment that has stayed with me ever since.

Tomorrow, I'm heading back to the Lower Zambezi.

One more sleep… and then the next chapter begins. 🙏🏽🇿🇲

24/10/2026

Patience Has Its Limits! 🦁😂

The expression on this Brutal Boy's face says it all! It looks as though he's using every ounce of restraint to tolerate the youngster's attention.

Last year, the Brutal Boys and Kulefu pride gave us an unforgettable glimpse into the complex dynamics of lion family life, as they raised a new generation of cubs.

On Monday, I return to Zambia's Lower Zambezi National Park, a year after my first visit.

I can't wait to reconnect with these remarkable lions and discover how their story has unfolded. 🦁❤️

Anabezi Camp Mo Hayat

21/10/2026

The Moment his Behavior Changed!

This leopard was relaxed in his tree, cleaning himself after a meal, when a sound from a nearby vehicle caught his attention.

For several long moments, he stared towards the car before returning to his grooming.

It raises an important question about responsible wildlife viewing.

Children should absolutely have the opportunity to experience the wonder of the African bush. But whether we're young or old, we have a responsibility to minimise our impact on the animals we've come to see.

Wildlife sightings aren't performances. The privilege is being allowed to observe these animals behaving naturally, without feeling the need to influence what happens next.

Where should we draw the line between a shared family moment and disturbing wildlife?

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