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- Tjololo abstract "Tjololo was a male leopard living in the Mala Mala Game Reserve in Mpumalanga Province, South Africa. He was the subject of the National Geographic documentary film Stalking Leopards.He was discovered by wildlife photographer and filmmaker Kim Wolhuter in 1999 as a six year old male looking to establish a territory. His name Tjololo is a melding of words from the Swazi and Shangaan languages, which means “the one that stands alone.”He was smaller than most males on the reserve but still managed to take control of a large territory encompassing nearly the whole of Mala Mala. He has had conflicts with bigger males but has emerged the victor in just about every confrontation. He was also featured on the cover of National Geographic Magazine in October 2001 and appeared on other documentaries by Kim Wolhuter. On October 2007 he was found injured by rangers at Mala Mala, where he was darted in order to be treated by vets at Kruger National Park. As the procedure neared its end, the antidote was administered and Tjololo took his last breath and did not stir again. He was 14 years old.".
- Tjololo wikiPageID "9050655".
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- Tjololo hasPhotoCollection Tjololo.
- Tjololo subject Category:2007_animal_deaths.
- Tjololo subject Category:Individual_leopards.
- Tjololo type Abstraction100002137.
- Tjololo type AnimalMaterial114755804.
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- Tjololo type Fur114764061.
- Tjololo type IndividualLeopards.
- Tjololo type Leopard114765422.
- Tjololo type Material114580897.
- Tjololo type Matter100020827.
- Tjololo type Part113809207.
- Tjololo type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Tjololo type Relation100031921.
- Tjololo type Substance100019613.
- Tjololo comment "Tjololo was a male leopard living in the Mala Mala Game Reserve in Mpumalanga Province, South Africa. He was the subject of the National Geographic documentary film Stalking Leopards.He was discovered by wildlife photographer and filmmaker Kim Wolhuter in 1999 as a six year old male looking to establish a territory.".
- Tjololo label "Tjololo".
- Tjololo label "Tjololo".
- Tjololo sameAs Tjololo.
- Tjololo sameAs Q3642212.
- Tjololo sameAs Q3642212.
- Tjololo sameAs Tjololo.
- Tjololo wasDerivedFrom Tjololo?oldid=544659238.
- Tjololo isPrimaryTopicOf Tjololo.