I absolutely adore cheetahs, they are such majestic creatures! My favorite moment from this video was when the mother cheetah was teaching her cubs how to hunt - it was both heartwarming and fascinating to watch. I agree with the sentiment about the collars, it's a bittersweet reminder of the necessary research efforts. Huge kudos to the wildlife photographers for capturing these incredible moments so beautifully. Cheetahs hold a special place in my heart alongside zebras and polar bears too. Nature truly is awe-inspiring! 🐆💚
These top cheetah moments highlight their beauty and power. How do they maintain such speed and precision? Thank you for this spectacular video, BBC Earth!
These top cheetah moments are absolutely breathtaking! 🐆⚡ From incredible speed to precise hunting instincts, they are true masters of agility in nature. BBC Earth never fails to deliver stunning visuals!
I understand that the biologists want to study and track the animal for research and science, but it still makes me sad to see collars on these beautiful big cats.
It is very sad. But the collar also may give them greater protection from poachers. An unmarked cheetah can go missing unnoticed, but a marked cheetah will be missed by the researchers watching it. Here, a bit of freedom for greater protection is good.
a very good and meaningful video. From facing threats from predators like lions, to hunting and raising cubs, Chile has had to implement dangerous and sometimes dangerous strategies. somewhat reckless, but thanks to that she was able to provide meals for her family. This is a lesson in patience, caution and adaptability in an environment full of challenges. This story also emphasizes the importance of teaching children important survival skills, such as hunting and independence, thereby helping them grow up and be ready to face future challenges.
The black ball in the center of the Earth can design a cheetah first, or it can design an antelope first. Because each animal has design constraints, design integrity can only be guaranteed by matching the corresponding predator and prey.
The collars in the first place are not supposed to be there , cameras are a bit of a stretch.I can't imagine having a GoPro I can't remove tied to my head😢 Whoever is allowing this should stop.
Come to think of it, with those bushes & trees, the terrain is not an ideal hunting ground. Besides, a size of antelope appears beyond the capacity of normal cheetahs. A loss of target may suggest a tactical error &/or indecision. A little surprise.
Due to those grasses/underbrush, both prey & predator can't run as fast as in open grounds. Large fluctuating head movement is never observed in highspeed chase.
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What was your favourite cheetah clip from this video? 🐆
When chili made a kill for her baby cubs 🐱 🐆
The last one, when the cheetah with the ostrich neck in his mouth was thinking: "yum, chicken".
Leopard 🐆: Meow 🐱
Hello could you start adding the names of the songs you use to the video description please. Makes it easier to find the track.
The naughty cheetahs playing with the "sweaty Scotsman's" belongings.
I absolutely adore cheetahs, they are such majestic creatures! My favorite moment from this video was when the mother cheetah was teaching her cubs how to hunt - it was both heartwarming and fascinating to watch. I agree with the sentiment about the collars, it's a bittersweet reminder of the necessary research efforts. Huge kudos to the wildlife photographers for capturing these incredible moments so beautifully. Cheetahs hold a special place in my heart alongside zebras and polar bears too. Nature truly is awe-inspiring! 🐆💚
BBC Earth truly delivers a visually stunning and inspiring experience of the natural world. 🌿
All thanks to our incredible camera team 👏
@@bbcearth Yes. They worked very hard to bring the best scenes, we are always grateful for that.
Once again, those fantastic wildlife photographers...
I love cheetahs 🐆
Such wonderful animals
GRACIAS A LA BBC POR UN VIDEO TAN HERMOSO! VIVAN LOS GUEPARDOS! VIVA LA NATURALEZA!
The majesty of these creatures leaves me in awe every time
They really are beautiful animals 💚
Incredible video! You really know how to keep your audience hooked.
The cheetah's speed is unbelievable. Think about driving at 60 mph and seeing a cheetah effortlessly keeping up with your car🙂
Cheetah are the most fascinating creation of god... according to me their speed is just a sight to behold
5 cubs up to near adult size! An amazing mother is she!
perhaps...!!!
Cheetahs are spectacular. I have always loved these angelic and majestic beings. 🤍💛🐆🐆🙌🏻🙌🏻🕊🕊
I thought they weren't supposed to interact with them. I absolutely love all the Big Cat's 💞
Omg is that Simon Scott I love cheetahs the whole video was awesome TY BBC ❤❤❤
These top cheetah moments highlight their beauty and power. How do they maintain such speed and precision? Thank you for this spectacular video, BBC Earth!
Thank YOU for watching 💚
You’re welcome 😇
That's the beauty of Nature it's has provided each species with advantages to survive cheetah got speed ❤❤❤❤
Great Documentary. We don't have Cheetas but Leopards 🐆
Love the Nature ! Protect the Nature ! ❤
Sending Blessings from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
These top cheetah moments are absolutely breathtaking! 🐆⚡ From incredible speed to precise hunting instincts, they are true masters of agility in nature. BBC Earth never fails to deliver stunning visuals!
"ambush.." cheetahs are becoming more ordinary felidae. Flexibility for survival. An unusual scene captured!
Oh, my! A guy from a big cat diary! Anything in the archive of BBC!
❤❤❤very good thanks
I understand that the biologists want to study and track the animal for research and science, but it still makes me sad to see collars on these beautiful big cats.
It is very sad.
But the collar also may give them greater protection from poachers.
An unmarked cheetah can go missing unnoticed, but a marked cheetah will be missed by the researchers watching it.
Here, a bit of freedom for greater protection is good.
I know it doesn't look good but they are better protected this way, its for their own good!
Cheetah 🐆: Meow 😸
I understand the collars but the cameras in their head is just too unnecessary 6:32
The collars are definitely not for the cheetahs good. They would be much better off if people would just butt out of their lives.
Great video! Thank you for sharing!
Awesome video. Thanks to your great efforts.👏👏
Thank YOU for watching! 🙌
amazing
Камера на гепарде,отличная идея👍
a very good and meaningful video. From facing threats from predators like lions, to hunting and raising cubs, Chile has had to implement dangerous and sometimes dangerous strategies. somewhat reckless, but thanks to that she was able to provide meals for her family.
This is a lesson in patience, caution and adaptability in an environment full of challenges. This story also emphasizes the importance of teaching children important survival skills, such as hunting and independence, thereby helping them grow up and be ready to face future challenges.
Cheetahs, zebras, and polar bears are my favorite animal
if we don't protect the planet these guys will be gone soon and plant trees an stuff
Leopards are fast and very good hunters.
Cheetah .....the most Quik....in the world ....🏍🐆...Cheetah Winner 👍
Amazing Video
Great video❤❤nice sharing ❤
Good Documentary video sir.......
10:15 😀 awwwww
Sehr schön 🤠
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Cat family is a silly cute animal 😂
Wow pekerja’n sangat luar biasa ❤
Wow, những khoảnh khắc này quá nhanh và ngoạn mục! Bạn có nghĩ loài cheetah có thể chạy nhanh hơn nữa không?
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This is BBC. no drama queen music needed
Is that David Attenborough narrating at the end when it's the cheetahs vs. the ostrich?
0:18 - 0:23 subtitles for lion sigh-roar: “I’m… alo-oone”.
I always suspected something like that in my cat’s night meowing.
20:38 sounded exactly like a dad who is fed up with him wife and his kids =)))))
Beautiful animals and footages, but are we sure that at 9:00 the prey fell and not killed by biologists in order to save cheetah cubs?
13:27 derrr dah derrr
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Very true
The black ball in the center of the Earth can design a cheetah first, or it can design an antelope first.
Because each animal has design constraints, design integrity can only be guaranteed by matching the corresponding predator and prey.
It aint easy being cheesy
All nothing till the end - when Sir David Attenborough narrates
RIP CHEETAH ❤
Cheetos❤
HAY QUE PROTEGER A LOS GUEPARDOS Y A DU HÁBITAT!
This movie is my favourite
The collars in the first place are not supposed to be there , cameras are a bit of a stretch.I can't imagine having a GoPro I can't remove tied to my head😢 Whoever is allowing this should stop.
Question: how do you compare the behaviour of a cheetah to the behaviour of normal pet cat?
3⏱️ 90 KM 🐆.🏁 120 KM 🐾 🐆.
Please these animals needs to be taken care
They are
Leopards are so fast
A cheetah pride! -to-be?
Anybody else watching this with their cat?? 😅😅
Does that Cheetah have a collar ?
And these cats never decide to eat the camera man?
Come to think of it, with those bushes & trees, the terrain is not an ideal hunting ground. Besides, a size of antelope appears beyond the capacity of normal cheetahs. A loss of target may suggest a tactical error &/or indecision. A little surprise.
Hit this like button if you find this video extremely interesting!!
Due to those grasses/underbrush, both prey & predator can't run as fast as in open grounds. Large fluctuating head movement is never observed in highspeed chase.
Was totally into it until I saw the camera strap to cheetah. Totally ridiculous. When will humans just stop being jerks.
Never
Until the day comes when our species gets a taste of their own medicine.
It's a video from a long time ago, since then they rather put imposters in the wild to spy on them rather than interfere like this
It is the only way to get the information needed to really understand the needs of a highly endangered animal
with the cheetah ears folded like that?? why it must be thats way @@marleneclough3173
Hmm.. wild cheetah dont attack human? The cameraman are literally just 10meter or less from them.
Cheetah 🐆 are not confrontational animals
how can i watch full docs?
Probably on Netflix or maybe they have there own channel you can but I don’t know
Without David Attenborough, every single documentary doesn't pose any taste
The wild animals are really decreasing
that camera on the cheetah's head is not cool...please don't do that to these wild animals. Our curiosity is under our self control.
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Do you know how many Asiatic cheethas is still Survivor
xQc?
If lion has a prides, why cheetah can't? Or Leopard
Lions are stronger cats. Lion pride would anilate them
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Better stop playing
@wilsonscott8560 You'd better keep quiet.
@@AlaahAkbr-q9c this is wildlife documentary you can go to religious documentary and comment your nonsense and rubbish
Amen 🙏
Amen to that. God is the best artist there is.