While the rangers, with their excellent knowledge and keen intuition, provide our guests with the most wonderful animal sightings, sometimes a sighting is communicated via radio, and we can then go there if we are nearby. Like here, with the two cheetah brothers, who were greedily devouring their prey. But let Willem tell the story.
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