The Cat Report

Leopardess Thandi and her 9-month old cub feed on a duiker kill in a quiet grove in Djuma. In Kenya, aging hyena matriarch Waffles must guard against an impending take-over.

The leopard Duke of Djuma, Tingana remains unchallenged despite a crippling illness. North Clan is confronted with a rival clan of hyena's invasion of their turf.

Hosana proves himself a social creature seeking out the company of his father, Tingana, in a most unusual manner for a leopard. North Clan take on very dangerous prey.

While Hosana battles to refine his hunting skills, his family all take turns to share in the spoils of his efforts. The Nkuhuma Pride of Djuma prove to be buffalo specialists.

Princess Tlalamba is due to inherit the domain of her mother, Queen Thandi so when older daughter, Kuchava, shows up for an unexpected visit, Thandi makes her displeasure apparent.

The antics of the strangest leopard family in town continue. North Clan finish off the weak; a lioness in the Sausage Tree Pride learns that dinner does sometimes fight back.

Duke or not, Tingana is not above theft to fill his insatiable belly. Waffles has elephants on her den roof to contend with. Kipuli enjoys a tender reunion.

Tlalamba and Hosana each have to master the art of navigating trees; son of the matriarch, Ferguson Farms does his best to drum up a hunt but settles for leftovers.

The constant food fight amongst Djuma's leopards comes to a head as Thandi and Hosana come to blows over a meal. North Clan appears to have another new member .

Princess Tlalamba flexes her independence muscles as her first birthday approaches. Jamie spends time with Waffles' twin cubs. Kipuli has his hands full keeping intruders at bay.

The royal leopard kill-sharing saga reaches a zenith as Hosana, Tingana and Thandi are all implicated in tugging from different directions for their share of the meal spoils.

Tingana is the ultimate leopard monarch and helps himself to meals as he sees fit. Jamie bids farewell to Waffles and co only to discover a new hyena den site on Djuma.