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has risen to a cord high h around a third of south africans arereow officially out owowork. anand tourism hahas been rticularly badlyit. >> this expanse of bush has never seen so few visitors. today, these two have it all to themselves, as far as the eye can see. >> good afternoon everyone, alistair and i are out this afternoon. after that cold, misty, cloudy morning this morning thehe sun has finally y come out. we've come out to the northern parts of the reserve. >> with their cameras, alistair leuner and neil jennings capture the magic of the wilderness for those who would normally sit in the back of their safari jeep. >> these animals become instant celebrities straight away. people in america or the uk or europe actually know the leopards and lions better than neil and i do. somemetimes if we're not sure f a leopard we post itit on one f these papages and people who he never been to africa, never even been to tintswalo tell us that it's this leopard. >> what they see today is a highlight even for the most experienced safari guide: a leopard on the prowl. he's set his sights on two male impalas who are so engrossed in their battle that they don't notice the impending danger. but the females in the herd do, and they soundnd the alarm. in the end, the leopard gives up. >> tourism has virtually come to a halt, so we are very, very worried. it doesn't bring in any money, we