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| Credit: Martin Baruso |
The sheer beauty of the leopards at Loisaba reminds us of just how important it is to protect all of the endangered species left in the world. It seems strange to report that in this respect the wretched Opuntia cactus has played its part - providing a protective home for the tiny dik-dik at the opposite end of the food chain.
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| Credit: Mohamed Iribo |
The success of the leopards at Loisaba depends on the abundance of the dik-dik, which live as life-long pairs within small, defended territories.
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| Credit: Mohamed Iribo |
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| Credit: Mohamed Iribo |
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| Credit: Mohamed Iribo |
Mohammed spotted the Victoria Pride again this week and a head count reveals that that there are eight cubs.
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| Credit: Mohamed Iribo |
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| Credit: Mohamed Iribo |
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| Credit: Mohamed Iribo |
The little genet cat at the Loisaba Star Beds much prefers to steal its food from the kitchen!
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