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That's not ignorance ๅๅทๆฌก้
. It's difficult to tell their exact ages, but my guess would be roughly between 4 to 6 weeks. Mothers have to leave the den almost immediately, for shortish durations in order to source food for themselves, then once the cubs are slightly older, Moms leave them alone for longer periods. Cubs just know through instinct to remain at the den in silence until Mom's return.
Cubs are eventually semi-abandoned by their Moms, to fend for themselves, anywhere around 1 to 1.5 years, although we did witness one Mom at Djuma abandon her poor male cub, 'Sindile' between only 9 - 9.5mths of age. He was far too young, but he coped perfectly on his own and is still thriving on another reserve not toooo far away from his birth place at Djuma.
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That's a good question to ask any of the Guides during a Leopard sighting though, so don't hesitate to ask it, as I could be incorrect. ๐ฒ๐
New cubs were spotted at Djuma just a few days ago on April 17th: ๐ "WE SafariLive- Breaking! Leopard Thandi's new cubs!! Adorable!"
๐ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWEAGiOmFtg
ENJOY ๅๅทๆฌก้
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WOW! Thanks so much for sharing that amazing encounter with us Klaus Boehmer. I was very sad to learn though, that, that bravest Dog eventually Crossed Over. ๐ช I too adore Wild Dogs, and have been following 11 puppies currently in a Boma, but to be released into the wild in a few weeks time. ๐ฑ๐ฒ I'm sooo nervous for them, knowing that their survival rate isn't that great, and especially since Lions frequently sit outside the Boma, making their presence all too evident.
You too can follow them at ๐ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AI-gHhngrQ Klaus. There are 3 cams within the Boma. This one is of their actual Den, where a number of us enjoyed many hours of incredible sightings. Unfortunately though, they no longer appear to rely on the Den, but judging by the squeals, are never far away. ENJOY and thanks again for sharing this video with us. ๐๐
I live in Durban BTW. ๐๐๐โโ๏ธ
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