Often the cubs are stashed inside a bush or up a tree so it's harder to get good videos of them. This day though there were two females and 6 cubs just hanging out below an acacia tree 😍 We watched them for at least three hours 😍🥰💙 Have you been on Safari yet?

Love this 💙

*because of the rangers and the funds

The locals are the rangers and the caregivers. The poaching this year was almost zero because of the and the funds (at least the rhinos). IF you want to donate: Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage and the Cheetah Project are both EXCELLENT non-profits, legit, and I'm seen them both in action. 🙏

I freaking LOVE Weta! Did a tour of them in NZ while visiting in 2013. I didn't know they did workshops though.. is that just for anyone to sign up for?

That it truly is 😁

Wait... WHAT?? LIONS?!?!? 😱🤣 Honestly, the lion cubs are seriously my favorite thing to watch 😁💙

Well, I can help you make that happen 👍 I even have a holiday special going on until Christmas 😁

Thank you 😊

It's true! It's such an incredible site when you see thousands of them scattered across the plains. Great shot! 👍

I also have a son... well, two.. ages 23 and 24 😁 Would you also a safari or would you just want to send your boy? They are family friendly 💙

Come on over! 😁

Our company was called Smiling Maasai Adventures at first, but we changed it because people couldn't spell Maasai 🤣 I get it though 😁. I need to update the video to Windswept Safaris 😜

Here's a link to a customer review we had. All of the photos and videos are from her tour (except the wildebeest river crossing).
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dj9S...