It’s surprising that the cheetah is iconic as being one of the fastest land mammals yet no luxury car manufacture uses it. Horses, a jaguar, a lion, a scorpion… no cheetah
I've never actually seen a Cheetah running that fast on camera. Every video I've seen is zoomed in and following it while it's running or it's in slow mo, but this video shows you how fast they're actually going. That speed they reach is insane!
I have had a longstanding bet with my dad since I was in high school that I could subdue a cheetah if it were trying to attack me. He thinks I'm nuts. But they really aren't that big and are not built for 1v1 combat.
Hats off to the prey which was trying to escape. It maintained the speed of cheetah. Edit(11th may 2022): Today I saw the video in ×0.5 speed and (like everyone was saying in the comments below) found that it was not a prey but some bait which was being pulled. But here also hatsoff to the pulling person or pulling device, whatever it is 😄
Saw this at the San Diego Safari Park years ago. Definitely eye opening. Before the run the cheetah was sitting there bent over eating or drinking something. As the handler was making commentary the cheetah at some point simply sat upright. It’s stature was so powerful the entire crowd gasped. Magnificent, beautiful animals.
I have had two similar experiences which have conveyed what I think is that same emotional reaction that you described. The first was beholding a pride of lions at the Fresno Zoo, and the second was being observed up close by California Condors at Pinnacles National Park. Both experiences were very awe-inspiring and surreal. The animals’ stature and movements made it feel very much like we were “in their domain.” It wasn’t threatening, but very commanding. It somehow felt almost sacred. Totally bizarre.
Cheetahs can hit a top speed of 70 mph in about 10 seconds, but it takes them about 30 seconds or a minute for them to get too exhausted to keep running.
@@shanojayshanime I watched Wild Kratts and cheetahs actually hit their top speed in less than 30 seconds and it takes them less than a minute to become too exhausted to run more.
Seeing an animal up close or like this video puts things in perspective of how impressive they really are. Like when I saw a lion and hyena very close in a small zoo. They looked really huge and much bigger then those in videos
A friend stayed at a big cat sanctuary that rents a cabin to people to raise money. They came back after dinner one night and she said it was dark enough they couldn’t see the fence, just the tiger watching them. She said _that_ was when she realized how big they are. lol
As a child out of every animal, I was most impressed and mindful of cheetahs. All big cats have their niches on terms of attack style but the cheetahs truly has an all or nothing, live fast die hard lifestyle. The cheetahs uses almost all of its sustainable energy in a single charge similar to this one. Which is why cheetahs are probably the world's best stalkers. If they are able to catch their prey, the bite has to be extremely precise. Cheetah cubs also have a very low survival rate compared to other big cats. Meaning there are fewer mates... a rough life but respectable.
Not impressed enough to learn about them enough? (It's a joke I don't mean to be rude) Cheetahs do not use almost all of its sustainable energy in a single charge, if that happened a single failed hunt would be a disaster for them (which is not the case they aren't affected much by a lost hunt) in fact the energy in these sprints is QUITE lower than the amount of time they have to spend just walking around looking for prey.
@@1ChristopherCampbell It's not actually the energy spent that's overheating them (it's been disproven) , while the exact reason for why they overheat is unknown some believe it's because their senses are heightened after a kill to be alert to any larger predator who might steal their kill (this isn't proven tho)
That funny. Cheetahs are very poor at protecting their kills and have a high chance of having them stolen. Bolt doesn’t need to outrun them, he just needs to steal their food
@@nodishtoodeep3053 they're built for flight, not fight. An injury from a Lion, Leopard or a Hyena will cause them to die due to not being able to hunt. A vulture even scares them because they attract other predators.
Just thinking that the other day like they started off as microorganisms in a primordial soup that evolved into having insane vision with razers for claws and being able to run faster than anything on the planet. Crazy to think about.
@@mysticwizardphd They're actually tameable as it turns out. It's uncommon these days, but in the past tame cheetahs were used for hunting the same way that falcons have been.
@Kike gaming. nah not really. It's like the other dude said they're actually pretty chill. They're survival instincts are to sort of submit to more dominant alpha predators. Like if a lion wants the food they just caught a cheetah is gonna give it to them. The same goes for humans.
It's nice that this zoo give these cheetahs the opportunity to run at thier full speed. It gets them to exercise and build strength in their muscles and stay in good shape
Buddy, they gas out. There’s a reason why cheetahs can’t survive because hyenas always steal their food and cheetahs are too tired and too weak. That’s why there’s so few many cheetahs left. They are too weak.
@@alohatigers1199 Cheetahs have been on Earth for literally millions of years, they know how to deal with hyenas. The reason they're dying out is 100% due to human activity and nothing more
@@luxgame246 looks like San Diego safari park, been there a few times it’s really a nice zoo, areas for the animals are huge and open. They have an entire valley for herbivores to free roam
@@luxgame246 looks like San Diego safari park, been there a few times it’s really a nice zoo, areas for the animals are huge and open. They have an entire valley for herbivores to free roam
When I was younger and watched animal planet all the time, I used to think I would somehow be able to evade the chase of a cheetah if I was in the Sahara for whatever reason. This video put those crazy ideas to rest
RIght as i saw the thumbnail i automatically recognized this place. 2 years ago I went on vacation to Cali and went to this exact same park and witnessed this exact same experiance you did.
I once saw a Greyhound dog running around at full speed at a beach 15 years ago. I was absolutely blown away. I could not believe how fast it was up close - no video can capture that feeling. Now, I can only imagine seeing a cheetah close up at top speed.
@@TheCelticsAREboss I mean if it has been chasing that toy rabbit for months in front of the audience then I don't think it's dumb enough to not notice that the rabbit is fake and they'll treat it later on Plus yeah, they do not want it injured
You see this animal glide across the grass at that speed and you think it's incredible. Now imagine seeing a sailfish (fastest fish) going just as fast in the water.
It always amazes me how there's so many different animals with such insane deadly attributes and somehow here we are making them do tricks and shows for us lol
@@davianphinn552 yeah that looked like strong 40mph, not 60mph. That cheetah is looked after by humans, it don’t have to run at top speed for its dinner
60mph is around 100ft per second. Unfathomably fast (to us). If you pause at the 8 second mark to the 9 second mark the cheetah seems to clear 85ft-95ft so just about 60mph! Peak in this video.. This is not** his top speed. He can crank 62mph-65mph when going as fast as possible. The fastest* cheetahs can hit 70pmh.
Don't really have a feeling either way on the matter... However, I know neither you nor I was standing there with a radar gun during this demonstration. 60 mph it is...
How about that’s a toy on a rope? How many rabbits do you know can outrun a cheetah? Slow it down. It’s turning over and over and you can see the rope.
@@DyspareEmbodied your joke. RUclips released a survey of Top 20 detestable behaviors they see on YT comment thread and one of them were played out meme joked used over and over by sheep minded people like "hold my beer", "am i a joke to you", "Me:"smh man this generation boy
And yes I know this because I want to become a zoologist when I grow up, learned it from watching Wild Kratts, which I've been watching ever since it first came out, plus my very first inspirations into wanting to become a zoologist are the Kratt brothers. I love Zoboomafoo and Wild Kratts.
@@bryan7538 awesome. I watched Zoboomafoo before my younger brother was born on January 12, 2006 and I was born on August 17, 2002. I've been watching Wild Kratts ever since it first got released on December 31, 2010.
@BlueUncia Hi. I found this short vid for a bunny chase, a weasel and rabbit in snow. The Rabbit has whole wilderness to get away! ...ruclips.net/video/zHLju_nwPJc/видео.html
In videos, they actually seem unusually nice compared to the other big cats, in the way they purr and meow, and don't have as strong of a prey reflex. Although, I'm sure it'd still be dangerous and would be a nightmare to feed properly.
They 're tameable, in the past people used them for hunting in the same way that falcons are used. So it's possible, but you better have a strong arm so you can throw the ball far enough!
There's a couple in Russia with a pet mountain lion that they play Frisbee with sometimes. He doesn't fetch though. 😸 They also have a cheetah, but I'm not up to date on her videos.
They have amazing agility. They have to bc they usually don’t run for long distances. Use bursts of Mach 5 energy to end chase quickly. They also need to run quickly off of prey bc known to be run off by lions and hyenas.
@@brandonwilliams9353 ahh makes sense. From what I’ve seen in the wild they don’t stop short, and don’t run in a straight line bc prey is bounding away. They sort of veer off left or right and decrease speed.
I love how people actually think they can take on a cheetah without realizing the pure killer instincts they have, their claws are always extended out unlike the rest of the big felines in the world and their teeth can grow up to almost 2 inches long. You people are crazy, but hey...go for it lol
With enough agility strenght and a long spear, you have a chance, but most cats are ambush predators, she aint gonna announce her presence, nor will she yell while she leaps from behind you like the idiots in hollywood movies Cheetas are small and light compared to other big cats because they are chase predators not ambush predators, taking on a full grown male tiger is a whole other story
Cheetah's claws do not retract yes, but because of that they are also blunt which means they can't deal as much damage. They also have a very weak bite force.
It would be crazy to go out specifically to fight a cheetah. In any case, I think the average male could injure an attacking cheetah with his bare hands unless it got him by the neck.
The safari park in San Diego I've been there a handful of times when I lived there it's pretty cool to see. I even paid extra for me and some family members to get an up close encounter with the cheetah and a handful of other animals it was a really cool experience.
Fun fact: Every cheetah alive has at least a 30% attempt to kill ratio. They burn so many calories from running at these top speeds that doing it more than twice without getting some food will kill them of starvation/exhaustion
Your math doens't work out their bud, whoever gave you that fact has something off. If they only got a kill 30% of the time, but they die after 2 failures, thats about a 50% death rate every two hunts.
@@ramennight You're misunderstanding. 30% isn't the average, it's the minimum threshold for a cheetah to survive. The mean rate therefore has to be much higher in order to allow for a reasonable margin of error. Looking it up, it seems like the overall rate is around 60%.
@@MaxLennon Hmm, his comment is different then when I made my comment, and it now has the "edited" notice on it. I think its less I misunderstood and more he misstated or corrected his comment.
Technically 70 miles in one hour because they can run faster than 60 mph, but they can only run at full speed for a couple hundred metres at most then they become incredibly tired
It wasnt closed! They run it in the morning before the park opens you can purchase them on the website its better if you stay one night at the park it’s included with cheetah run!
@@theellafant67 where was the sign at? I work there I havent seen any signs that said that it isnt running when theres massive of people that is why they moved it before the park open or if you stay for roar n snore
“0 to 60 in 1.4 seconds”. *slaps top of cheetahs head* “Yup she is a beaut! great mileage, beautiful soft interior. If you like speed and looking like the man, she’s definitely the one.”
Beautiful, soft interior of a cheetah??? Conduct your "test drives" as you best see fit.... I, however, will be purchasing my next big cat from someone who ISN'T a pervert....
@@MahmoudIzGreat A quick google search says otherwise. Besides, it came straight from the keeper's mouth before I started filming. I wouldn't have put the MPH in the title if it was false.
nature’s ferrari
And we can say the speed vehicles are inspired in the aerodinamic of the fast animals from the nature.
@@CeRSiete1 indeed
@@lorenzoteixeira7020 I just like watching videos, I don’t see a a problem with it and the PFP is just for fun
@@lorenzoteixeira7020 okay I see
@@GamerTigerBonsu so you identify as a tiger
It’s surprising that the cheetah is iconic as being one of the fastest land mammals yet no luxury car manufacture uses it. Horses, a jaguar, a lion, a scorpion… no cheetah
Yeah... I'd call an auto manufacturing company P. Falcon...
Original comment changed :)
@@Jason-ni8do A diesel engine under it's hood would give it longevity.
Grand theft auto has you covered 👌
Cheetahs are easily domesticated. Not a good leadership example.
The cheetah: I’m gonna eat good tonight
The audience: Wow, he’s so agile and fast!
The rabbit: OPEN THE FUCKING GATE AND HELP ME HE’S GONNA KILL ME
😂🤣
So robotic devices tremble from death now. 🤦♂️🤪
@@newhorizon1355 yeah I know it’s not actually a rabbit
@@newhorizon1355 you just had to be that guy💀
@@newhorizon1355 really bro? You really gotta be the killjoy? Yeah gonna call the cops and tell them there's been a murder. This party is dead.
I love these old YT videos. Everything was straight to the point back then
Exactly. No stoopeed 2 mins blah blah intro and 3 mins ads from sponsors
I've never actually seen a Cheetah running that fast on camera. Every video I've seen is zoomed in and following it while it's running or it's in slow mo, but this video shows you how fast they're actually going. That speed they reach is insane!
Aye you should watch that vid of the biker getting chased by an ostrich that really puts their speed into perspective fr fr.
Well, that whats called as +60mph or +100km/h
@@keithzellers2513 Yeah, that video is crazy!
@@talesfromthetrip Wasn't expecting to see you here nice videos btw
my Jeep® can go that fast
Its honestly probably better to run at a cheetah than away from it
While running at it, make a u-turn and make a fresh run to safety
Edit: how did I get this much like 😂🙏🏼
@@collinschinda5699
That's crocodiles I think!
Cheetahs ain't that big so you shouldn't have much trouble defending against them.
I have had a longstanding bet with my dad since I was in high school that I could subdue a cheetah if it were trying to attack me. He thinks I'm nuts. But they really aren't that big and are not built for 1v1 combat.
@@bradleyboyer9979 you are also very fucken delusional
Hats off to the prey which was trying to escape. It maintained the speed of cheetah.
Edit(11th may 2022): Today I saw the video in ×0.5 speed and (like everyone was saying in the comments below) found that it was not a prey but some bait which was being pulled.
But here also hatsoff to the pulling person or pulling device, whatever it is 😄
The toy rabbit?
😂😂😂😂 not real prey it was decoy to get cheetah going its on a cable pullin it
@@greatestever7623
The cat wasn't even trying as it knows its not food!
Troll alert
@@Allangulon it's not even the highest speed he wasn't even tryin
Saw this at the San Diego Safari Park years ago. Definitely eye opening. Before the run the cheetah was sitting there bent over eating or drinking something. As the handler was making commentary the cheetah at some point simply sat upright. It’s stature was so powerful the entire crowd gasped. Magnificent, beautiful animals.
@@YungPhilosopher learned a new word there?
I have had two similar experiences which have conveyed what I think is that same emotional reaction that you described. The first was beholding a pride of lions at the Fresno Zoo, and the second was being observed up close by California Condors at Pinnacles National Park. Both experiences were very awe-inspiring and surreal. The animals’ stature and movements made it feel very much like we were “in their domain.” It wasn’t threatening, but very commanding. It somehow felt almost sacred. Totally bizarre.
Cheetahs can hit a top speed of 70 mph in about 10 seconds, but it takes them about 30 seconds or a minute for them to get too exhausted to keep running.
It'll take you you 3 minutes to cover what they cover in 30 seconds, so stfu.
@@m_i_g_5108 It actually takes them about 30 seconds to get to 70 miles per hour and less than a minute to become too exhausted to run more.
@@m_i_g_5108 You don't know shit about cheetahs, so you stfu
Uhmm actually I'm pretty sure they hit their top speed in way less time... About 3 seconds more or less
@@shanojayshanime I watched Wild Kratts and cheetahs actually hit their top speed in less than 30 seconds and it takes them less than a minute to become too exhausted to run more.
Seeing an animal up close or like this video puts things in perspective of how impressive they really are. Like when I saw a lion and hyena very close in a small zoo. They looked really huge and much bigger then those in videos
same like usual normal big dog
looks cute on the video, but once you stand next to it, even you know how friendly they are there always a fear feels
A friend stayed at a big cat sanctuary that rents a cabin to people to raise money. They came back after dinner one night and she said it was dark enough they couldn’t see the fence, just the tiger watching them. She said _that_ was when she realized how big they are. lol
When I seen horse first time I couldn't imagine massive size
Hyenas are not small animals. Some people think they the size of dogs for some reason.
I touched a cheetah at the zoo. They brought out the cheetah and let our tour group see it up close. Bigger than you would imagine but skinny.
Everyone: wow look at how fast the cheetah can go!
The rabbit running in front of the cheetah: am I a joke to you
Nooo this ruclips.net/video/w_YaUQJAQSU/видео.html .
*the robot
A real rabbit wouldn’t just run in a straight line like that to get away…
🤣🤣
The rabbit wasnt running. It was being dragged on a line
Imagine being able to run this fast, you literally wouldn’t need a car anymore, that’s around the same speed as most cars drive on highways.
Unless you get super strength say bye bye joints
Not really, cause Cheetah can only run like this for a minute.
Cheetahs have no endurance though. I would bet that most fit humans would be faster after maybe 3-5 minutes.
No endurance and they're crazy fragile. They're super friendly though for the most part.
This is natures own sports car. The acceleration they have is insane
Nah, our sports car is mankind’s own cheetah not the other way around
@@crustypodge310 So our sports car eats unsuspecting prey when they need fuel? Like a random pedestrian crossing the road?
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@@robbieaulia6462 😂😂😂
@@robbieaulia6462 yes
in person I can only imagine how fast it really looks
@CJ Arnold What?
@CJ Arnold buddy you need relax a lil bit
@CJ Arnold 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
@CJ Arnold calm down Mr. Arnold, 🤡
@CJ Arnold See what happens when you offend someone for no reason, now look atchu, Everybody on your Fxxcking head smh
As a child out of every animal, I was most impressed and mindful of cheetahs. All big cats have their niches on terms of attack style but the cheetahs truly has an all or nothing, live fast die hard lifestyle. The cheetahs uses almost all of its sustainable energy in a single charge similar to this one. Which is why cheetahs are probably the world's best stalkers. If they are able to catch their prey, the bite has to be extremely precise. Cheetah cubs also have a very low survival rate compared to other big cats. Meaning there are fewer mates... a rough life but respectable.
It's actually a tough life, they have a mini stroke every time they exert this energy from overheating
Not impressed enough to learn about them enough? (It's a joke I don't mean to be rude) Cheetahs do not use almost all of its sustainable energy in a single charge, if that happened a single failed hunt would be a disaster for them (which is not the case they aren't affected much by a lost hunt) in fact the energy in these sprints is QUITE lower than the amount of time they have to spend just walking around looking for prey.
@@1ChristopherCampbell It's not actually the energy spent that's overheating them (it's been disproven) , while the exact reason for why they overheat is unknown some believe it's because their senses are heightened after a kill to be alert to any larger predator who might steal their kill (this isn't proven tho)
@@zebrascanflytoo9496 I bow to you, cheetah expert. Where'd you learn all this?
Your punctuation and grammar is appalling.
God's creation.
No turbo lag , no nvh , no transmission loss
100 % Brutal Acceleration !!
NO GODS.
Usain Bolt: you know I'm pretty fast.
Cheetah: hold my warthog carcass.
That funny. Cheetahs are very poor at protecting their kills and have a high chance of having them stolen. Bolt doesn’t need to outrun them, he just needs to steal their food
@@nodishtoodeep3053 ITS BIG BRAIN TIME
Too too funny 😆
@@nodishtoodeep3053 they're built for flight, not fight. An injury from a Lion, Leopard or a Hyena will cause them to die due to not being able to hunt. A vulture even scares them because they attract other predators.
@@jamesclarke279
They’re the pandas of the big cat world. I’m surprised they’re still alive
The fact that so many people think a rabbit could run that fast is hilarious
They evolved side by side with Cheetahs
@@missionpupa This is a toy bro
@@manfred1169 i think it was a joke
That fast and that straight.
@@missionpupa rabbits were imported to Africa🤣
It’s sometimes hard to believe any living creature can actually move that fast.
Eagles
@@sreeraja1735 - Eagles fly. Not quite the same as land speed.
Just thinking that the other day like they started off as microorganisms in a primordial soup that evolved into having insane vision with razers for claws and being able to run faster than anything on the planet. Crazy to think about.
@@montanathreehunna claws aint as sharp as other cats tho
@@montanathreehunna Yeah. Crazy.
To see them in real life for the first time go from "dead slow stalk" to 60-65 mph feels like a glitch in the matrix
Amazing, unless you're unlucky enough to be the prey getting chased.
If you step out of your safari vehicle or if you live in the wilderness lol
@@CEOofSleep nah man cheetahs don’t attack humans, it’s like the one animal in Africa that you could probably punk and get away with
@@mysticwizardphd They're actually tameable as it turns out. It's uncommon these days, but in the past tame cheetahs were used for hunting the same way that falcons have been.
@Kike gaming. nah not really. It's like the other dude said they're actually pretty chill. They're survival instincts are to sort of submit to more dominant alpha predators. Like if a lion wants the food they just caught a cheetah is gonna give it to them. The same goes for humans.
Cheetahs are weak sadly
It's nice that this zoo give these cheetahs the opportunity to run at thier full speed. It gets them to exercise and build strength in their muscles and stay in good shape
what zoo is this?
Buddy, they gas out.
There’s a reason why cheetahs can’t survive because hyenas always steal their food and cheetahs are too tired and too weak.
That’s why there’s so few many cheetahs left. They are too weak.
@@alohatigers1199 Cheetahs have been on Earth for literally millions of years, they know how to deal with hyenas. The reason they're dying out is 100% due to human activity and nothing more
@@luxgame246 looks like San Diego safari park, been there a few times it’s really a nice zoo, areas for the animals are huge and open. They have an entire valley for herbivores to free roam
@@luxgame246 looks like San Diego safari park, been there a few times it’s really a nice zoo, areas for the animals are huge and open. They have an entire valley for herbivores to free roam
When I was younger and watched animal planet all the time, I used to think I would somehow be able to evade the chase of a cheetah if I was in the Sahara for whatever reason. This video put those crazy ideas to rest
Growing up my grandma had a greyhound that I was convinced I could keep up with… til he got out the front door for the first time lol
You're not the only one my friend 😉
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Lol, yeah im going to just juke the cheetah.
Hahaha
RIght as i saw the thumbnail i automatically recognized this place. 2 years ago I went on vacation to Cali and went to this exact same park and witnessed this exact same experiance you did.
EVERYONE IS GANGSTA UNTIL CHEETAH CHANGES ITS DIRECTION
Until the cheetah starts to jump on people.
Everyone: ohh that cheetah, how fast that is!!!!
Me: What the heck is that little animal whom that cheetah is chasing.
It’s not live prey.
I'd also assume that it's not a live animal
@@bqube8901 but that looks like a hare.
A bag of Cheetos.
@@lostkoz7934 XD
How does this not have 10M views?!
It will soon
It will
Idk. Probably because most people like watching videos that are longer than 11 seconds.
Because it doesn’t.
fax
Make it 2X and 120+ mph...Big brain
I remember seeing this in person and I was jealous of the people in the private section who had a good view and the teen kids looked totally bored...
Do you need to pay more in order to get the "private" area?💸
@@AlwaysOnForever yeah pretty much. I don't remember how much. They got a more up close look to other animals as well.
What happened to the rabbit?
@@shehriarmumeen2075 I'm not 100% sure, but I can only hope it survived 😆🤞
yep I usually don't watch it cause when I go.
Kudos to the rabbit running faster then the cheetah
I believe they pulling bait along a line at speed.
that's not their(cheetah) best speed tho
in a wild, they would be faster than a deers
Paps thats a cable pulling the rabbit
@@dragulia_venaro bruh why you say stupid shit
@@devonsolomon4153 same
The next evolution of animal races. Horses, greyhounds, cheetahs.
I once saw a Greyhound dog running around at full speed at a beach 15 years ago. I was absolutely blown away. I could not believe how fast it was up close - no video can capture that feeling. Now, I can only imagine seeing a cheetah close up at top speed.
I remember the greyhound track in Tijuana. Wow. Same amazement.
I once saw a fox running across the road and it was like lightning, it vanished in seconds.
I was really impressed. So many people gathered together to see the prey train the cheetah.
It aint real
Those people are disgusting.
@@iheartdelrey nobody is disgusting because the cheetah wasn't chasing a live animal, just a toy on a string being dragged
The pickup is good but need to know more about the braking system.
Brembo skrtt skrtt
Aw hell naw they put brembos on the brrrt cat
Also what's the mileage?
The Japanese version is fuel economy
Speed is life.
Not always. The Cheetah isn’t as practical as some of the other cats
Kudos to the rabbit for pulling the cable on its neck.
The prey really did a good job there. He deserves everything he wants!
Yea everyone making a fuss over the Cheetah but what about that rabbit outrunning it still lol
Pretty sure it wasn't a real animal that the cheetah was chasing, looked like there was a string attached.. but maybe I'm wrong
@@legacyof7 its wasn’t a rabbit it’s a fake rabbit on aa drag line.
@@sj7601 you are right...its not a real animal and there's a string attached to it if you look closely...
@@ChevyLS1454 yep...Lure coursing machine setup they use for sighthounds like whippets, greyhounds etc.
Welcome to another episode of "where youtube algorithm has brought me to"
Seriously. I posted this when I was back in college lol! It has sky rocketed over the past week. I'm so confused why it hit now and never before 😂
I feel the animal was not topped out.
The cat knows this is part of a show and the trainer's don't want it injured!
yeah because cats are smart enough to know they are a part of a spectacle
facepalm
I can agree that this is not top speed
@@TheCelticsAREboss I mean if it has been chasing that toy rabbit for months in front of the audience then I don't think it's dumb enough to not notice that the rabbit is fake and they'll treat it later on
Plus yeah, they do not want it injured
@@SanilJadhav711 that's not the same as the cat knowing it is a part of a show
Nobody gonna talk about the animal running away lmaoo. That shit lowkey just as fast 🤣
It's unbelievably amazing that a mammal can move that fast.
It would be amazing if a reptile could move that fast
Warm blooded animals like mammals and birds are made to be quicker than other animal groups
@@ivyme5783 yea
You see this animal glide across the grass at that speed and you think it's incredible.
Now imagine seeing a sailfish (fastest fish) going just as fast in the water.
Ok thought about it, yeah not as impressive.
THINKING ABOUT THE WATER ALONE IS KILLING ME
Wow can’t believe that rabbit with shorter legs can run just as fast!
I'm sure it's a fake prey. This looks like a racetrack where people pay to see this.
if it was a rabbit it'd chose not to go in a straight line
rabbits or any prey dont run straight
It's bait being pulled on a line to get the cheetah to run fast
I do this with my cat, but I use a plastic roach attached to fishing line lol
Watching it in 0.25 adds a better perspective to understand how fast this actually was
Cheetah wasn’t even running his fastest, his strides were long but I’ve seen way longer on nature TV shows.
It's clearly a captive cheetah and captive cheetahs aren't in peak performance shape.
Agreed. This cheetah is not even in sport mode. He’s chillin fr
I agree not even at its full speed.
I always knew I could never outrun a cheetah, but this video just really put it into perspective. Wow
In a longer distance you could
The cheetah has to stop eventually cuz it's blood is going to boil lol
@@ivyme5783 'longer distance' doesn't make any sense... We can out any animal (lions, tigers or anything) if the distance between is 100 km...
@@moon4tzuyupokeonce41 It does make sense because that was precisely their point and you confirmed it.
It always amazes me how there's so many different animals with such insane deadly attributes and somehow here we are making them do tricks and shows for us lol
Anyone else feel like it wasn’t running 60+mph??
Yeah 🤔
Yesss me
@@davianphinn552 yeah that looked like strong 40mph, not 60mph. That cheetah is looked after by humans, it don’t have to run at top speed for its dinner
60mph is around 100ft per second. Unfathomably fast (to us). If you pause at the 8 second mark to the 9 second mark the cheetah seems to clear 85ft-95ft so just about 60mph! Peak in this video.. This is not** his top speed. He can crank 62mph-65mph when going as fast as possible. The fastest* cheetahs can hit 70pmh.
Don't really have a feeling either way on the matter...
However, I know neither you nor I was standing there with a radar gun during this demonstration.
60 mph it is...
lol that lady said oh my..look at em go😂
"Mmm~ I see good meal outside the track rather than this smol thing"
Simple to the point video❤️
Why is no one talking about the poor little creature also running for its life at 60mph
That the first thing i thought and this is the first comment i found talking about it..I think we were built differently than the others 🗿
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How about that’s a toy on a rope? How many rabbits do you know can outrun a cheetah? Slow it down. It’s turning over and over and you can see the rope.
Ahh yes the poor little creature the size of a rabbit that is somehow outrunning a cheetah
They be building chiwawas different I swere
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People- "Look how fast the cheetah is!"
Animal running from it- "Am I a joke to you?!"
Played out and overused "am i a joke to you" meme saying.
@@macabree5856 Your mother or my joke?
I think it's a machine tbh
@@DyspareEmbodied your joke. RUclips released a survey of Top 20 detestable behaviors they see on YT comment thread and one of them were played out meme joked used over and over by sheep minded people like "hold my beer", "am i a joke to you", "Me:"smh man this generation boy
If OJ had been driving a Cheetah instead of a Bronco, he might have gotten away.
Imagine the Cheetah coming in that speed and it pounces on the audience 😆
And yes I know this because I want to become a zoologist when I grow up, learned it from watching Wild Kratts, which I've been watching ever since it first came out, plus my very first inspirations into wanting to become a zoologist are the Kratt brothers. I love Zoboomafoo and Wild Kratts.
i loved watching wild kratts and zoboomafoo growing up
@@bryan7538 awesome. I watched Zoboomafoo before my younger brother was born on January 12, 2006 and I was born on August 17, 2002. I've been watching Wild Kratts ever since it first got released on December 31, 2010.
Zoboomafoo for me watched it after elementary and middle school over 15 years ago good times
@@axelfoley1812 cool 😎
@@fearfulclan2007 I still have jeans from 2002…
The cheetah be like: I'm fast as fuck boi!
Rabbit: Hold my 🍺
The rabbit is alive running for its life.
I don't think it's real. Real rabbits and hares don't run in a straight line when a predator chases them. The running movements can be faked.
@BlueUncia Hi. I found this short vid for a bunny chase, a weasel and rabbit in snow. The Rabbit has whole wilderness to get away! ...ruclips.net/video/zHLju_nwPJc/видео.html
I feel like you have to see this in person to feel the experience
facts I'm amazed by the video which I replayed 10x times now so I couldn't imagine the feeling of seeing this in person. wow!
Your real smart
no i woudn't want to be chased by a cheetah💀
Nobody*
(Cheetah running)
Everyone: Oh wow he's running!
I feel bad for the little critter running away :(
It's aight it's a toy rabbit on a cable
Imagine if the cheetah changed his mind and starts chasing one of the spectators 😂😂😂
Ok, I knew they were fast, but not THAT fast. XD
Its some kind of running in the 90s bs lol
This video thought me not to run if I saw a cheetah
Also me “ am gonna run until I can “
Am I the only one who would like to have a Cheetah as a pet and then take it to the beach to play catch?
In videos, they actually seem unusually nice compared to the other big cats, in the way they purr and meow, and don't have as strong of a prey reflex. Although, I'm sure it'd still be dangerous and would be a nightmare to feed properly.
I would call my pet cheetah Dave
They 're tameable, in the past people used them for hunting in the same way that falcons are used. So it's possible, but you better have a strong arm so you can throw the ball far enough!
There's a couple in Russia with a pet mountain lion that they play Frisbee with sometimes. He doesn't fetch though. 😸 They also have a cheetah, but I'm not up to date on her videos.
Everyone: "wow very fast cheetah"
The prey: "stack me, guess I'm a joke"
It wasn't a real animal it was chasing mate, slow it down and you'll see its a lure on a string
no one talking about how quickly it stopped? and how silent that run was?
cheetahs cnt stop right away cuz of their velocity....its like hitting da brakes on a bullet train
They have amazing agility. They have to bc they usually don’t run for long distances. Use bursts of Mach 5 energy to end chase quickly. They also need to run quickly off of prey bc known to be run off by lions and hyenas.
@@brandonwilliams9353 ahh makes sense. From what I’ve seen in the wild they don’t stop short, and don’t run in a straight line bc prey is bounding away. They sort of veer off left or right and decrease speed.
everyone talking about the cheetah but nobody's talking about the prey that's running faster than cheetah ( momentarily of course)
Slow it down, it's just a toy on a string bro
I love how people actually think they can take on a cheetah without realizing the pure killer instincts they have, their claws are always extended out unlike the rest of the big felines in the world and their teeth can grow up to almost 2 inches long. You people are crazy, but hey...go for it lol
With enough agility strenght and a long spear, you have a chance, but most cats are ambush predators, she aint gonna announce her presence, nor will she yell while she leaps from behind you like the idiots in hollywood movies
Cheetas are small and light compared to other big cats because they are chase predators not ambush predators, taking on a full grown male tiger is a whole other story
Cheetah's claws do not retract yes, but because of that they are also blunt which means they can't deal as much damage. They also have a very weak bite force.
It would be crazy to go out specifically to fight a cheetah. In any case, I think the average male could injure an attacking cheetah with his bare hands unless it got him by the neck.
@@wyattc.4455 I don't think anyone would go out of their way just to fight a cheetah.
@Mimi Kyuki wym humans have litterally sacrificed claws and fangs in order to use tools and speak
Its like saying cheetah cant use his claws
Take a moment to appreciate rabitt
Slow it down, it's just a toy on a string bro
No one gonna mention how fast that rabbit is? That thing has WHEELS
It's fake, it was pulled by a rope
@@thynisia396 I noticed that soon after commenting, so it’s whatever lol
@@thynisia396 no way!!! Ya think?!!
@@wizardofharry delete your comment as you along with 90% of these people sound like complete morons.
Cheetahs are so fascinating...like what even allows them to run that fast anyway?
The bunny was faster
It's a toy on a string
For people don’t use weird unit, it’s about 96kmh!
Shut up
Cheetahs can reach 110 kmh or more
For people who use weird units, it’s 96kmh
@@battlingphoenix3847 This is what you are best at, shutting the girl up 💀
For people who aren't lazy and stupid, converting between the 2 is easy...
What’s the animal in front of the cheetah running 61mph?
Sonic the hedgehog
@@Aydee2020 lol 🤣🤣
To me it looks like it’s some kind of bait attached to a string, I think that’s why it’s moving so fast. Could be wrong though.
More impressed with whatever was running away from it.
The safari park in San Diego I've been there a handful of times when I lived there it's pretty cool to see. I even paid extra for me and some family members to get an up close encounter with the cheetah and a handful of other animals it was a really cool experience.
What was it chasing ?🤔
I think it’s a toy rabbit. You can see it being dragged with a string.
I think they use it in greyhound racing as well
Fun fact: Every cheetah alive has at least a 30% attempt to kill ratio. They burn so many calories from running at these top speeds that doing it more than twice without getting some food will kill them of starvation/exhaustion
And what if a pack of hyenas steal it food, I guess that why it cries, it may die if it doesn’t eat its catch
Your math doens't work out their bud, whoever gave you that fact has something off. If they only got a kill 30% of the time, but they die after 2 failures, thats about a 50% death rate every two hunts.
@@ramennight You're misunderstanding. 30% isn't the average, it's the minimum threshold for a cheetah to survive. The mean rate therefore has to be much higher in order to allow for a reasonable margin of error.
Looking it up, it seems like the overall rate is around 60%.
@@MaxLennon Hmm, his comment is different then when I made my comment, and it now has the "edited" notice on it. I think its less I misunderstood and more he misstated or corrected his comment.
@@ramennight Gotcha, my mistake.
This video definitely makes it seat right into my "saved" section
Fun fact, that little guy you just saw can run 60 miles in 1 hour!
Technically 70 miles in one hour because they can run faster than 60 mph, but they can only run at full speed for a couple hundred metres at most then they become incredibly tired
When I was there the cheetah run was closed because of Covid
:(
It wasnt closed! They run it in the morning before the park opens you can purchase them on the website its better if you stay one night at the park it’s included with cheetah run!
@@E.Kari__ but there was a sign that said closed due to Covid-19. Last summer
@@theellafant67 where was the sign at? I work there I havent seen any signs that said that it isnt running when theres massive of people that is why they moved it before the park open or if you stay for roar n snore
@@E.Kari__ I just confirmed it with my mom. There might not have been a sign, but I believe the website said all shows were closed due to Covid
“0 to 60 in 1.4 seconds”. *slaps top of cheetahs head*
“Yup she is a beaut! great mileage, beautiful soft interior. If you like speed and looking like the man, she’s definitely the one.”
Beautiful, soft interior of a cheetah???
Conduct your "test drives" as you best see fit....
I, however, will be purchasing my next big cat from someone who ISN'T a pervert....
They can run over 100 km/hour, this is nothing to them
Imagine if the cheetah jumps the fence ?! That would have been horrible. That fence won’t hold it back
Why no one is talking about the prey it is ahead of cheetah 😂
Its a fake rabbit pulled on a string by a machine.
And the animal being chased is running at the same speed please mention it's name also
It was a lure, not an animal and it was about 35 mph. Sane speed as a Whippet. No Cheetah runs 60 mph.
@@MahmoudIzGreat A quick google search says otherwise. Besides, it came straight from the keeper's mouth before I started filming. I wouldn't have put the MPH in the title if it was false.
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It was my pet otis, it's a Shih Tzu
@@MahmoudIzGreat cheetahs can run up to 70mph mate, at least do research before spouting dumb shit
Camera man in every flash movie: “YOU DARE CHALLENGE ME MORTAL?!”
It didnot went viral only 2k views and I will again come in future to see how many likes I got
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Lol 2 months only 2 like,I will come here again after some 7 or 8 years,for now bye....
@@spaceembassy365 it's still not on hype
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This is sad they are being used for entertainment is wrong.
who cares
I am just glad these types of cats don't run wild where I live.
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Okay, but are we not gonna talk about the rabbit outrunning it???
no, cos its a toy on a rope
Probably goes even faster than that when it’s a wild cheetah chasing an antilope
"Can you eat your hands & survive the tale? Do not eat your hands."
That didn’t look anywhere close to 60mph, but still pretty cool