Rare Sighting Of Three Adult Leopards Together! | Archive Footage

Xinzele male leopard, Hlab'nkunzi female leopard, and Tlangisa female leopard all in one spot with Xinzele finishing off an impala ram that probably belonged to Tlangisa. Hlab'nkunzi had been following the big male leopard due to being in Oestrus. the Xindlevhana male leopard was also in the area but was hiding so he doesn't count!
It is quite rare to see three adult leopards together as the leopard is generally a solitary animal, normally you would only see a mother and cubs or two individual leopards coming together. This rare sighting of three adult leopatds together was filmed back in 2011 and i have no idea why i didn't upload it before now!
Filmed in the Sabi Sand Wildtuin, Greater Kruger National Park, South Africa
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