The Kalahari is drying out and the activity at the waterhole in front of the lodge increases. It is a lovely time of the year for game viewing. The bush looses its density and it becomes easier to spot the animals.

We are happy to introduce you to the new adorable cubs of one of our lion prides. We were lucky enough to find this caring mother handling her furry kiddies with the utmost cautiousness. We will keep you posted as we watch over these cute little hairballs.

A very rare and interesting phenomenon is taking place here at Deception Valley as a cheetah has decided to bring her five cubs into the Kalahari Desert. And it looks like this family is feeling rather comfy as they have been seen regularly in the past few weeks.

The staff are sharing their camp with two young leopards now. These youngsters that you already read about in our last newsletter appear to think our staff camp is the ideal place to hang out it the late evenings. They are very inquisitive and our guests have had some lovely encounters with them.

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