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I'm going to put these down now.
Okay.
There's only two people left.
Nobody's asking questions yet, but hello everybody.
Not sure how good the stream is today, but it looks good from my side.
Three cubs, yes, there are three cubs.
How old are the cubs? Ben, how old are the cubs?
Three to four months old.
You got that, guys?
One boy and two girls.
Yeah, one boy and two girls.
There we go.
Okay.
You think she killed this this morning?
No, the guy who threw the key this afternoon around 1 o'clock.
Around 1 o'clock.
Yeah.
Now it is around 5 o'clock.
Yeah.
So there's...
...eaten plenty and gone undisturbed so far.
There's no vultures, there's no hyenas.
They're doing very well.
And there's only two vehicles.
Which is pretty unusual for a sighting in the morrow.
But I'm sure that will change shortly.
I'm sure that will change shortly.
There's no cheetahs.
Don't have sharp enough claws or strong enough legs to get up trees.
They use their claws more for running, for speed.
So they can only climb trees with very low branches.
And they can't take kills up with them.
I don't see anybody complaining about the quality today.
We are quite high up on the ridge.
So it must be coming through to you guys quite well.
I'm going to try and get a better view of the ridge.
Hello Monk in Canada.
I don't know if you guys can hear the funny squeaking that's going on there, that's about
as close as cheetah cubs get to growling at each other when they're feeding.
When they stay with mum, usually about 18 months before they're independent, male siblings
will usually stay together their whole lives, female siblings will stay together for about
six months after leaving mum before they go off on their own.
The background's quite harsh, let's move the camera a little bit.
More shade, that's a bit better.
How old are the cubs, three to four months old?
Ah, cheetah, aggressive.
Not really, obviously towards one another over territory and things like that, to people
they'll hiss and spit but they'll rather run away, they're not physically strong, they've
got a lot of strength and speed but they don't have a lot of strength to defend themselves
from anything bigger than them, they'd rather get out of the way than staying at her.
Thanks Freddie, morning to you, it's late afternoon here but morning to you.
Or afternoon I should think, or maybe the day after tomorrow, it depends what opportunities
present themselves as to how often they'll eat because if they fill themselves up, which
they certainly have done, it's enough to last them a week or so.
Rental over small, the calls should last them thirty to sixty minutes, they've had it for
four hours.
Apex Freight System, hello.
I doubt they're playing with their food first, it's a big female impala they've got, it's
not a small creature.
I doubt they're playing with their food first.
I've seen or heard something, the lamb doesn't look worried though.
OK, they've all had their fill for now.
They'll relax, digest a bit, if nothing steals the kill between now and when they've digested
a bit, they'll eat some more a bit later.
For now, we shall leave them to rest.
They've all got very full bellies, so even if they were to lose it now, I think they've
managed to, well mum certainly, because she did the chase, replenish all the energy that
she would have used making the chase.
Cubs have got nice full, rounded bellies, they'll be able to grow up nicely with that for the
next week or so.
That's just the other vehicle moving that scared them there.
They'll settle down again now.
We will leave you, maybe we'll get something else on the drive later where we have signal,
maybe not.
There's some vultures coming in now, that might scare them off.
Let's just wait a minute, we won't turn off just yet, let's just see what the vultures
do.
Big lappet-faced vulture coming in, so once the vultures start coming in, then the cheetahs
will leave because the vultures will attract other scavengers.
See mum's up, she's seen it land.
Very, very alert, round.
When the vultures start coming down, there's plenty of hyenas in this area, they'll watch
the vultures and even though it's daytime and it's warm, they'll come running when they
see the vultures landing.
So far it's only one vulture, it has landed quite far away, it's not coming down.
She's maybe going to try and pull it a little bit further into the shade, or what's she
going to do there?
Feed herself.
She wants to get that last bit of nutrition before they have to move away.
Not only are the vultures coming, all the other vehicles are coming, so we are going
to leave it, we'll give them some space.
Thank you very much for watching everybody, we'll see if we can get something later.
Bye bye.
