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Young cheetahs attack young antelope Cheetahs Fast Track to Freedom BBC

Young cheetahs attack young antelope Cheetahs Fast Track to Freedom BBC

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Big Cat expert Simon King helps to rear two cheetah cubs as wild animals in the African bush. As the cubs near adulthood, he is given a rare opportunity to witness a kill on foot. Brilliant animal photography from BBC wildlife show Cheetahs: Fast Track to Freedom
Date: 2020-08-24

Comments and reviews: 4


It works perfectly. Remember what Mufasa said at the beginning of The Lion King? Predators only kill their hoofed prey only when they're hungry and are only successful 35% of the time. In the time between kills, the prey animals multiply at high rates. So they're nowhere near endangered. And when the predators die, they decompose into the grass that the prey animals eat.
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if u see the other videos. this cheetah cubs have a hard time getting the impala, because they where not thought how to hunt. idk what happened to mom though so they are learning by themselves and that's what they r together. normally cheetahs go on in life by themselves
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North America had cheetahs until about 12000 years ago. They co-evolved with the pronghorn antelopes. We need to bring back cheetahs to North America!
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Chases always in slow motion. They don't want us to admire it's real speed footage. And it's always the same chases in every video. It's bad, so BAD
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