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Two cheetahs from BBC's 2006 Big Cat week. Honey was filmed first in 2002 and then was killed, sadly by a very STUPID vet who shot her with a tranquiliser. Toto was filmed in 2006 and was around 7-8 weeks old, the youngest and most adorable cheetah cub ever filmed in Kenya. however little Toto never made it to the end of the week. This is a tribute in their memories. We won't ever forget them. Honey was a brave, beautiful mother of around 6-7 litters, Toto was an inquisitve little youngester. This is a farewell tribute. It's tough out there in the Mara, and unfortunately for some of the cats in Big Cat, there just can't be a happy ending...
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Thats definatley Honey and Toto.
But this is the new generation, I was in Masai Mara in february 2010.
This cub is the new mascot of the reserve, he is very active and act like an adult