For those that don't know of him by now. This was one special male Leopard of the Sabi Sands. His name was Tingana. So missed .... #wildearth

@myrtleSC1 We went looking for him with our friend, who had seen him many times, but we knew that our chances were close to zero as no one had seen him for a while.

@myrtleSC1 Aww Tingana sweetie:)

@myrtleSC1 Good morning Bill. Was he Tlalambas father?

@myrtleSC1 Stunning 🐾

@myrtleSC1 The Duke of Djuma! Very special, indeed. #wildearth

@myrtleSC1 Still so missed.. He was a legend!

@myrtleSC1 I am following you because of this pic and I see the love I found in South Africa. A leopard walked past me, and I weeped that he still had a place to run free. The most beautiful place in the world. Great Picture!

@myrtleSC1 Wow amazing 👑

@myrtleSC1 I remember Tingana when he was a cub. Did he not have a sister and did they not lose their mom. Is his sister the mother of Thlalumba? I believe she (the sister)was killed not sure how. I cannot right now remember her name for shame on me. She was special also.

@myrtleSC1 @Meaghan_Edwards He wasn’t called the Duke of Djuma for nothing. If a cat is given a special title, like exampleThandi was the queen of Djuma, then Tingana should’ve been given his own tribute so much more sooner than this. #wildearth

@myrtleSC1 There will never be another leopard as significant or as commanding to me as Tingana, the once and forever one true Duke of Djuma. He stole my heart from the first time I saw him ambling along his route, circa 2014. ❤️👑

@myrtleSC1 He was my favourite miss him much

@myrtleSC1 Forever in my heart 💜

@myrtleSC1 💝🐾💝

@myrtleSC1 Miss Tingy

@myrtleSC1 I miss him and hosana