Foiled by the pangolin and no luck yet with the cheetah with cubs. Highlights of the last game drives.

We found an ostrich egg that was abandoned. It was very heavy and if you stood on it the egg would not break.

First time ever we found an aardwolf. These animals are about the size of a large domestic cat and very furry. Usually very skittish and hard to see. We got really close and Ken got a rear end shot of him that he will post.

Two big male lions with unusual behavior. One was "mating" with the other lion. Seen this before as matter of dominance of one male over the other. However in this case they took turns "mating" very strange behavior.

We tracked two small Cubs with tracks no bigger than a thumb. The tracking was fascinating. You can go off road and there is enough dirt between the grass to continue to track just like regular road. Initially the mother was with them but she hid the cubs and left. The tracks clearly showed where the cubs went into a rocky area and just the mother came down. We are hoping the mother will return tonight and then they will come out and play and we see them.

Two more game drives to go. This afternoon and tomorrow morning. Cars are still on the hunt for the cheetah and Cubs, watching the wild dog den to see if the puppies come out and the additional lion prides we have not seen yet.