That’s not the truth they don’t let them go they make them tame en let volunteers pet them who they make money I been there done it in South Africa best experience ever but these rehabs need money and you can’t blame them but it isn’t all what it looks like sometimes they do release small animals or baby antelope species or birds but big cats do get exploit for there attraction let’s say it like that to
@@shawnalexandre7897 This is completely false rehabilitation is a process that involves safely capturing, examining, diagnosing, and treating the animals using proper veterinary and hospital care, feeding, physical therapy, exercise, medicating, and a pre-release conditioning program.(Releasing must be carefully planned so that it occurs not only when the animal is ready, but also in the right habitat, location, season, and even weather.)
@@defalt30 yess that what it should be but I went to South Africa to mohoholo rehab center and to H E S C also a rehab center for wildlife you can look it up on yt and it looks awesome maan really great experience but many of the animals like cheeta’s where Bred for shows with people also black leopards you can pet butt they do safe animals but not all really I thought they do it everywhere but is full of corruption in some places I only went to 2 of these rehab centres and HESC ( hoedspruit endangered rehabilitation species centre was the best I live in the private park and feed cheeta’s that they where breeding mainly for release but In the other centre they where living of people paying to pet wild animals who lived and they call it rehab centre you just need to experience it all in the field man I study about it tho but when you go out they’re its not all sunshine and rainbows bro
Sorry for English i know the proces because I work with animals really not a internettrol !! but I just wanted to say that I actually experience thaaat shit bro
Nah all the people talking and taking pictures made the cheetah feel anxious and scared...If it wanted to be free it would have continued trying to run away even after it was caught
Man, some people are just stupid! Cheetahs might be held as pets, but they are not tamed, they are still wild and unpredictable! The Arabics also have lions and tigers, are they suitable pets too? Besides, cheetahs are not social cats like lions, so it’s hard to bond with them.
Not to worry.A fully grown and abled male adult human is usually able to handle an aggressive cheetah,they are lightweighted and not very strong like other cats for example tigers or lions
They've been domesticated in Egypt and Arab cultures of North East Africa for nearly four thousand years and traditionally used for hunting with humans. You simply haven't a clue what you're talking about. Domestic dogs attack and kill humans frequently as well...I guess by your reasoning domestic dogs are wild and unpredictable and untamed too.
First, you notice that as soon the chain had grip him, his whole attitude changed. Second, no wild animal can tolerate UNFAMILIAR noises (humans) for long. Third, he wasn’t trying to attack, he was trying to break free. That’s why you seen him running in the direction opposite of the scene
Uhhhh, so, the whole clawing at her back and trying to bite her, isn't an attack? Wtf are you talking about? My man had to literally step in and pull the cheetah OFF of her. Imagine had no one else been there to help...then what? You would still be calling it "trying to break free"?
@@davidleonard7439 Right because he was clawing to get out of hold and he didn’t succeed so he resorted to biting! But it was all to run away from the scene. Cheetahs aren’t natural aggressive animals especially without their crew
@@davidleonard7439 Yes, if you're being held back, scratched to no avail, you'd go for plan be, and it tried biting because it was trying to break free, its fight or flight response kicked in, as you can see, it was running opposite from the crowd of people. It is attack, but attack to escape, to get her scared enough to let go so it could run away.
Appears the cheetah was apprehensive to begin with; timidly walking toward the crowd. If you must have an ambassador cheetah program, it has to be a completely calm one in all respects. Many of these public encounters are ending because it's not good for either the animal, conservation efforts, or the public. Too many incidents now.
Sad. Poor thing must have been terrified and just boiling over which overwhelming anxiety with all the strange noises, smells, and the amount of people..
The cheetah didn’t do anything until she stopped it from going forward using the leash. The cheetah was trying to make her let go of it and then it tried to jump away from the guy. It doesn’t seem like it was attacking, more like trying to escape.
Cheetahs aren't necessarily violent(towards humans) so the only thing I can see here that makes sense is as the cat first notices there's no slack on the leash made him go into fight or flight. More simpler I'm thinking there were too many unfamiliar faces adding to the fact he realized he's 'trapped' he lost it. Poor lil kitty.
Cheetahs have severe anxiety and this woman seemed a little tense around the poor thing in the first place and it purposefully grabbed her shirt instead of taking a plug out of her ass. The cheetahs stress level got too high so it had to more or less play a little to take some of the stress and tension away
It was timid, did not like the situation, was showing the clearest of signs of all of that even to an untrained eye and yet she and they still decide to put it through the ordeal. It then showed clearly that it wanted to move away, she put tension on it and forced it to move the way she wanted and that triggers that little episode, hardly an attack, more a fight or flight reaction, if it wasn't on the lead it would have left.
Damn couldn't they see he didn't want to go near the crowd he was forced to do something he didn't want to do read the signs consider the cats feelings . Smh
It's not preying or attack instict of cheetah ..that's anxiety and frightened cheetah behaviour . Generally cheetah will only attack when you start to run showing your back .
I will never understand the need of taming wild animals, just leave them alone, they ain't build to be our pets, just let them leave their lives. Like they will try to tame those animals and if they fight back they put them down, so sad
Must be rare, cheetahs are not so dangerous to adult humans. They weigh less than a human and don't have the strength to bring down a human. Lions, Tigers and leopards have more muscle and could do this, but not cheetahs
@Daron Brown I didn't say they can't hurt humans. I have a cat and she damn hurts me sometimes. I know cheetahs are capable of much more, but in general cheetahs are among the weaker big cats
You forgot about Cougars, OUR big cat. The leopard of the Americas. Cougars are actually larger than leopards actually and have a higher bite force due to their facial structure. Cheetahs are super weak strength wise by comparison, due to them being built like a dog. Doesn't take away from the fact that they run 70+ miles per hour and look absolutely majestic and powerful while doing so, and also flourish in land full of lions hyenas and leopards.
@@Squintel7 they actually do the opposite of flourish and get their food stolen by basically *everything* even Vultures honestly there's potential for Cheetah's to outright go extinct completely naturally if we *don't* do things like this more hell some have even taken them up as house pets and considering there's breeds of domestic dog more dangerous than a cheetah ever could be I could honestly see it. Chester and his pals need to become even closer with humans because we're basically the only thing that *is* keeping them alive
That's not even a fully grown cheetah clown 🤡. Even a 80 to 90 pound cat can easily kill humans, and the cheetah is more than 140 pounds ☠️. A cheetah has a strong bite force and is capable of taking down any dog breeds 🤣. Humans can't fight back a cheetah 1 vs 1 without weapons they are deer to cheetah
That looked like a yucky butt to bite n that girl didn't have the strength to control the leash, putting everybody nearby, and the animal in danger. Its amateur hour third world bullshit like this giving exotic owners trainers and conservationists a bad name. For shame.
Cheetahs are extremely skittish animals that run from nigh every fight. Hence their impressive speed. They don’t fight. That’s why at 0:30 when A MAN APPROACHES, IT STARTS TO SHIT ITSELF. A woman never should’ve been handling it in the first place.
I think the cheetah tried to escape from that hell.
Ghost it’s a wildlife rehabilitation center so they let them go eventually. Read the description dumdum.
That’s not the truth they don’t let them go they make them tame en let volunteers pet them who they make money I been there done it in South Africa best experience ever but these rehabs need money and you can’t blame them but it isn’t all what it looks like sometimes they do release small animals or baby antelope species or birds but big cats do get exploit for there attraction let’s say it like that to
@@shawnalexandre7897 This is completely false rehabilitation is a process that involves safely capturing, examining, diagnosing, and treating the animals using proper veterinary and hospital care, feeding, physical therapy, exercise, medicating, and a pre-release conditioning program.(Releasing must be carefully planned so that it occurs not only when the animal is ready, but also in the right habitat, location, season, and even weather.)
@@defalt30 yess that what it should be but I went to South Africa to mohoholo rehab center and to H E S C also a rehab center for wildlife you can look it up on yt and it looks awesome maan really great experience but many of the animals like cheeta’s where Bred for shows with people also black leopards you can pet butt they do safe animals but not all really I thought they do it everywhere but is full of corruption in some places I only went to 2 of these rehab centres and HESC ( hoedspruit endangered rehabilitation species centre was the best I live in the private park and feed cheeta’s that they where breeding mainly for release but In the other centre they where living of people paying to pet wild animals who lived and they call it rehab centre you just need to experience it all in the field man I study about it tho but when you go out they’re its not all sunshine and rainbows bro
Sorry for English i know the proces because I work with animals really not a internettrol !! but I just wanted to say that I actually experience thaaat shit bro
i think the cheetah attacked her because it wanted to be free
Nah all the people talking and taking pictures made the cheetah feel anxious and scared...If it wanted to be free it would have continued trying to run away even after it was caught
@@defalt30 Exactly as you say. It seemed clear from the beginning that the cheetah was stressed and nervous.
Dude it's a cheetah it would free and the wild and their big cats which are dangerous which clearly this idiot lady doesnt care
@@wendlenser5 The lady is the idiot?
@@Disparatist yes :)
And thats a consequence of treating a wild animal like a pet.
Having a wild cat in a leash like it's a dog good job there Einstein
In some Arabian countries cheetahs are actually held as pets. Cheetahs are usually very sociable and not aggressive towards humans.
+High Onlife Cheetahs behave more like dogs than like cats.
Man, some people are just stupid!
Cheetahs might be held as pets, but they are not tamed, they are still wild and unpredictable! The Arabics also have lions and tigers, are they suitable pets too?
Besides, cheetahs are not social cats like lions, so it’s hard to bond with them.
Not to worry.A fully grown and abled male adult human is usually able to handle an aggressive cheetah,they are lightweighted and not very strong like other cats for example tigers or lions
They've been domesticated in Egypt and Arab cultures of North East Africa for nearly four thousand years and traditionally used for hunting with humans. You simply haven't a clue what you're talking about. Domestic dogs attack and kill humans frequently as well...I guess by your reasoning domestic dogs are wild and unpredictable and untamed too.
he was just afraid
True he was
Damn, I can’t blame him. He saw all that cake and couldn’t resist.
Cheetah's a pervert bro
I was saying the same thing…operation eat that booty
_cultured indeed_
@@Alltheprayers do tell? Are ye talking abouthit cultural enrichment??
🤣
First, you notice that as soon the chain had grip him, his whole attitude changed. Second, no wild animal can tolerate UNFAMILIAR noises (humans) for long. Third, he wasn’t trying to attack, he was trying to break free. That’s why you seen him running in the direction opposite of the scene
Uhhhh, so, the whole clawing at her back and trying to bite her, isn't an attack? Wtf are you talking about? My man had to literally step in and pull the cheetah OFF of her. Imagine had no one else been there to help...then what? You would still be calling it "trying to break free"?
@@davidleonard7439 Right because he was clawing to get out of hold and he didn’t succeed so he resorted to biting! But it was all to run away from the scene. Cheetahs aren’t natural aggressive animals especially without their crew
@@davidleonard7439 because she was holding her with a leash,You good? He was trying to make the woman let go of the leash
@@davidleonard7439 Yes, if you're being held back, scratched to no avail, you'd go for plan be, and it tried biting because it was trying to break free, its fight or flight response kicked in, as you can see, it was running opposite from the crowd of people. It is attack, but attack to escape, to get her scared enough to let go so it could run away.
@@USB-TYPE-C Exactly!
This is just what a domestic cat who is anxious does.
Appears the cheetah was apprehensive to begin with; timidly walking toward the crowd. If you must have an ambassador cheetah program, it has to be a completely calm one in all respects. Many of these public encounters are ending because it's not good for either the animal, conservation efforts, or the public. Too many incidents now.
i knew you would be here
i love your videos
Sad. Poor thing must have been terrified and just boiling over which overwhelming anxiety with all the strange noises, smells, and the amount of people..
@@shannong5289 ,///'''!!
A lowered head is a sign of annoyance and anxiety
Cheetah’s are apparently very socially awkward, so this happening makes pretty good sense to me
Cheetahs a naturally anxious creatures as it is. You can see that it's timid and apprehensive as it's being brought out. Poor things
Beasts belong in the wild. Not on a leash.
Never show your back to a Big Cat.
Its not a big cat
The cheetah didn’t do anything until she stopped it from going forward using the leash. The cheetah was trying to make her let go of it and then it tried to jump away from the guy. It doesn’t seem like it was attacking, more like trying to escape.
Have you ever tried to put a domestic cat on a leash? What makes them think that a cheetah would be okay with that?
@hyen's fanfiction … Well, let this cheetah incident be a warning to you. If the cat is big enough to kill & eat you, then it’s not a pet.
Its almost like Cheetahs belong in the wild.
Cheetahs do belong in the wild
Why can't humans leave animals alone?
They want to dominate everything around😒
لاانهم اصبحو يشعرون انهم هم ايضا حيوانات
Because animals kill humans if they do.
Cheetahs aren't necessarily violent(towards humans) so the only thing I can see here that makes sense is as the cat first notices there's no slack on the leash made him go into fight or flight. More simpler I'm thinking there were too many unfamiliar faces adding to the fact he realized he's 'trapped' he lost it. Poor lil kitty.
You’re right. Cheetahs are very docile.
Title should be "Ignorant people stressing an animal"
Cheetah did not attack he is warning her to let him go
yes true
You call this an attack?
Bertram Dahl
Yeah lol
Not real attack just a warning. If this animal plan was to kill she would do this right away.
This was not an attack in any way. This was a nervous cat who is begging to go anywhere but here. This is stage fright.
She wasn’t handling him calmly or in the right way at all.
This wild animal should be free. The people who are holding it captive are assholes.
The cheetah was like - nah fuck this
Cheetahs have severe anxiety and this woman seemed a little tense around the poor thing in the first place and it purposefully grabbed her shirt instead of taking a plug out of her ass. The cheetahs stress level got too high so it had to more or less play a little to take some of the stress and tension away
Good point. He made no attempt to bite her body.
I love how that bloke didn't take over or stand by her side post event 🙈
It was timid, did not like the situation, was showing the clearest of signs of all of that even to an untrained eye and yet she and they still decide to put it through the ordeal. It then showed clearly that it wanted to move away, she put tension on it and forced it to move the way she wanted and that triggers that little episode, hardly an attack, more a fight or flight reaction, if it wasn't on the lead it would have left.
The cheetah just wanted to play
0:26 "I just realized I don't like you.".
Cheetah: *walks*
Cheetah: *mind: ew I don't like this person*
*Bites*
Me: ooowww HOW DARE U
cheetah:😆😆😆
If u treat big cat like a dog, then he will definitely bite you😂😅
Damn couldn't they see he didn't want to go near the crowd he was forced to do something he didn't want to do read the signs consider the cats feelings . Smh
The cheetah saw the man coming and tried to run like heck.
It's not preying or attack instict of cheetah ..that's anxiety and frightened cheetah behaviour .
Generally cheetah will only attack when you start to run showing your back .
Cheetah is the only big cat that doesn't attack on human by back.
That's why wild animals should be left alone in the wild. They're beautiful creatures but I won't be caught off guard.
He looks so nervous even at the beginning. Not his fault, ambassadors need to be more aware of body language
I will never understand the need of taming wild animals, just leave them alone, they ain't build to be our pets, just let them leave their lives. Like they will try to tame those animals and if they fight back they put them down, so sad
That cheetah just wanted a hug. :(
Nah it just wanted to escape
XD
Cheetah: "Datass..."
Don’t hurt the cheeta
if she loosened a bit on grapping it and went witht the flow the cheetah will be more relaxed, it looks to me that the handler is nervous herself.
Uh... Isn't it wise when a cheetah behaves that way, you should let go of the leash?
I like how the guy smacked the cat it chilled. This shows that humans are dangerous predators even to Cheetahs
90% of humans would get mangled in a fight to the death vs a cheetah
@@da3v1ls93 the other 10% have a 9mm
@@da3v1ls93Lol no.They don't have any superhuman powes
Well why was she walking it anyways
He was trying to say “ hey get me out of here, if you don’t I’ll eat you”
She must of brought back memories of his ancestors trying to take down an elephant.
Cheetahs doesn't attack bigger nd heavier than them.
Cheetah: GIMME UR PURSE!
Must be rare, cheetahs are not so dangerous to adult humans.
They weigh less than a human and don't have the strength to bring down a human.
Lions, Tigers and leopards have more muscle and could do this, but not cheetahs
@Daron Brown I didn't say they can't hurt humans. I have a cat and she damn hurts me sometimes. I know cheetahs are capable of much more, but in general cheetahs are among the weaker big cats
You forgot about Cougars, OUR big cat. The leopard of the Americas. Cougars are actually larger than leopards actually and have a higher bite force due to their facial structure. Cheetahs are super weak strength wise by comparison, due to them being built like a dog. Doesn't take away from the fact that they run 70+ miles per hour and look absolutely majestic and powerful while doing so, and also flourish in land full of lions hyenas and leopards.
@@Squintel7 they actually do the opposite of flourish and get their food stolen by basically *everything* even Vultures honestly there's potential for Cheetah's to outright go extinct completely naturally if we *don't* do things like this more hell some have even taken them up as house pets and considering there's breeds of domestic dog more dangerous than a cheetah ever could be I could honestly see it. Chester and his pals need to become even closer with humans because we're basically the only thing that *is* keeping them alive
@@Squintel7 Cheetahs are like players who pay their stats too 100% speed with like 10% strength and durability
That's not even a fully grown cheetah clown 🤡. Even a 80 to 90 pound cat can easily kill humans, and the cheetah is more than 140 pounds ☠️. A cheetah has a strong bite force and is capable of taking down any dog breeds 🤣. Humans can't fight back a cheetah 1 vs 1 without weapons they are deer to cheetah
You cant walk a wild cat on a leash
How many people get to say they’ve been scratched by a cheetah, though?
If you take cheetah for a walk,you have to walk 70 km per hour or else you will surely irritate the fastest animal.
Yeh let's walk a cheetah with a leash. Why not
Attack? More like had a tantrum..I hope her leggings are ok
Hope the Cheetah it's ok
Leopard: hold my beer..
Poor him he must be feel like he's under control
The cheetah attacked her because it thought she was a baby elephant.
DONT WORRY HES FRIENDLY she shouted afterwards
Clue: it is not a domesticated animal.
Thank God it's not a leopard
He/she felt threatened for a little bit
They don’t do well in captivity
cheetahs has powerful claws and teeth
cheetahs dont deserve to be on leashes
Me watching this after 7 years
0:22 instincts activated. Time to get free
He just wanted some of all that cake she was holding
She was worried, check the tail
Сколько волка не корми ,он всеравно в лес смотрит ! Видно девушка воспитала его ,но он проявил свои дикие привычки !
He wants leg piece 🍗🍗
Looks like he was trying to run away .-.
Cheetah made puncher in her air bags😂
He must dint like the scent of her tail
Por Qué No Dejan En Libertad A Estos Animales Felinos, Ellos Tienen Su Instinto Salvaje y En Cualquier Momento Lo Van A Usar Contra Un Humano...😒😤😤😠
We wonder why its hard 4 pple to understand that these are wild animals.
That cat is sick of all the bullshit leashes and chains and being lead around like a dog. Hahahaha
A Cheetah is a cat and a cat is a cat, and it will attack you or worst kill!
Just because they act like dogs don't Mean you bring them around people...
Something Smelled like fish
That looked like a yucky butt to bite n that girl didn't have the strength to control the leash, putting everybody nearby, and the animal in danger. Its amateur hour third world bullshit like this giving exotic owners trainers and conservationists a bad name. For shame.
He wanted some of those white yams 😂
That big ass triggered his horniness. He wanted to slam you.
this was over 4 years ago. what happened to that aggressive cheetah?
Aggressive cheetah ? I only see stupid humans
I don't think this cheetah likes the captivity
He like what that smell I ain’t never smelt that before never had see food before 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That’s gotta be embarrassing
This people should sent to jail
Yes this is animal abuse. This poor creature dont belong there. I am sick what people can do to each other but this is for jail👍
That's why rabbits are a thing to have
Her azz saved her ass, and she has a nice protector 👌👌. Great video 👍👍
Poor cheetah. Doesn't look happy with the situation he is in. 😢
You play stupid games, you win stupid prizes.
BrI’m said wait a second. Im a cheetah
what did you expect, its a wild cat !!!
Cats could always take man eye to eye and be better looking. Siberian v Hemsworth
leave the god damn animal why put a rope on it
Cheetahs are extremely skittish animals that run from nigh every fight. Hence their impressive speed. They don’t fight.
That’s why at 0:30 when A MAN APPROACHES, IT STARTS TO SHIT ITSELF.
A woman never should’ve been handling it in the first place.
She could've sat on it and snapped its hollow bones
That cheetah just like me fr
This isn't an attack.
Lucky cheetahs don’t like biting that much!