 
A sad farewell to Tjololo - November 2007
It is with great sadness that we advise of the passing away of one of the most famous characters of MalaMala Game Reserve; the Rock Drift Male Leopard or Tjololo.
Probably the most famous leopard that has graced TV documentaries world wide, he was the ‘face’ of numerous leopard documentaries produced by Kim Wolhuter and National Geographic in the MalaMala Game Reserve.
But whether he was the Rock Drift Male to the rangers of MalaMala or Tjololo to the millions of viewers who saw him on TV and then visited him on MalaMala, we are all sad to see the old man of MalaMala go. .....read more
An Extraordinary and Extravagant Month at MalaMala - August 2007
A total of 34 different kills have captivated guests staying at The MalaMala Game Reserve during the month of August 2007. Lions, leopards and wild dog took centre stage and activity in the bush at MalaMala has been absolutely "wild". ... read more
Wild Dog Den on MalaMala - June 2007
A pack of 9 Cape Hunting Dogs (known as Wild Dogs) have denned and had pups on Mala Mala Game Reserve. The dogs are therefore fairly restricted in their movements until the pups are large enough to follow the adults. Guests visiting MalaMala will have a good chance of seeing the dogs either at the den, or when they return from their morning and afternoon hunting sessions. This will no doubt enhance the already superb quality game viewing experienced on MalaMala over next month or so at least... read more
NO Queue to View
The phrase ‘queue to view’ was highlighted by a guest who arrived at MalaMala after having stayed elsewhere in southern Africa on safari and where he was only permitted 7 ½ minutes with a leopard and its cub before the vehicle rotation demanded their departure from the sighting. As an animal lover and keen wildlife photographer from Houston, Texas, he was justifiably unhappy with this ‘queue to view’ practice and thus coined the phrase... read more
 MalaMala’s Wildlife Wins Again! 2006
Hyena Queen
The Chris Statuette Award at the 54th Columbus International Film and Video Festival.
The documentary received a 7 out of 7 rating.
Predators at War
Emmy Award - Best Science and Nature (producers : Kim Wolhuter and Jeff Morales)
Emmy Award - Best Animation ( Ricardo Andrade)
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