You Can't Outrun a Cheetah
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- If you ever get to see a cheetah run, don’t blink, you’ll miss it.
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Examining the nature of the beast.
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I checked them out before, and Curiosity Stream is really cool! They have a crazy good documentary on fungi that I loved
Awesome! Thank you!!!
If you liked it, then they probably stole it from another channel like they do with this Animalogic channel.
These guys are just a clickbait channel.
They will run out of ideas to steal soon and evaporate.
Just making videos for views will not get you any where in the long run.
Do termites if you haven’t already
@@Sugefut so do you have dumb proof 😑😑😒😒
Well, the for starters, their honey badger video is full of poached content... have actually been able to find one of the exact videos they took them from too.
They do sneaky things like zoom in orders of magnitude, shade the image or only use a few seconds of video to get around the copyright issues.
For example, their Honey Badger video steals directly from the BBC, of all channels.
Here is Animalogic's honey badger video...
ruclips.net/video/v3WjnLn9p3U/видео.html
^^^^^
@46 seconds into the above Animalogic video on Honey Badgers...
Here is the BBC's snippet from a honey badger documentary they did about a couple of Honey Badgers a man was attempting to house and contain as pets...
ruclips.net/video/c36UNSoJenI/видео.html
BBC video ^^^^^
@29 seconds into the BBC's video featured above, a snippet from their documentary...
It is the same video, you can look in the upper lefthand corner of the screen and see the blades of grass hanging into the sand are identical... so are the 3 rocks and as are the frames and the relative sizes of the honey badgers.
This is a lazy channel and if you go look at their honey badger video, it really shows.
"Cheetahs usually go after small prey." Cheetah: chasing a giraffe lol
"Usually" ...
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Not true!! Cheetahs take down whatever they want.
5:37
A cheetah never plays fair.
Cheetahs are also very chill and friendly cats. Their actually more calm then most house cats.
So can I touch a cheetah??
They can even purr too
@@JDALOY878 i'm not saying you should, but there are a lot of videos of people touching cheetah and they seem to be just chill about it
@@oldcowbb I think those are actually cheetahs in sanctuaries or zoos, so their used to human touch and are somewhat domesticated. So maybe that’s why, of course, you shouldn’t pet a wild cheetah.
Yea sure a wild animal is more chill than a domesticated pet. 😂🙄
The fastest thing on earth is my mom after seeing me relaxing.
Sebastian Gomez 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Why would you call your mom a “thing”? Disrespectful.
@@eduardleon5409 wow Sebastian, your mom is here
Eduard Leon People like you ruin everything
@@eduardleon5409 there is always that one person that ruins the joke for everyone
I hope cheetahs don't go extinct and we help them rise
South africa does a lot of conservation work. There is a cheetah breeding centre just outside my home town. They have huge areas of undisturbed field and eventually they get sentbto places like the krugar national park to make room for the new cheetahs
I think i should clarify they are not being bred for money. Also the cheetahs get rotated with other wildlife reserves to keep a diverse genetic profile.
Also being in placea like the krugar national park is basically like being in the wild... No cages.
@@JonatannD same
@@JonatannD "always has been"
@@JonatannD cheetahs look so elegant and sophisticated
Everything we like is going endangered but these damn bugs 😩
Bugs are assholes!
@@koushikdas1992 Actually, a lot of them are very important for the environment.
Bugs are also going endangered
You mean cockroach?? 😐😐
sigh if only the bugs were cute
One of the most stunning things you could ever see is a cheetah running full speed!!! Breathtaking 😳👍🏽
I vote for flashbang, it does not only stun your sense of hearing but also seeing and thinking
Well... drugs are stunning in their own way but flashbang is maybe the best rapid stunner
7:39 Those cheetah cubs look so adorable in their honey badger costumes.
3:55 cheetah is like, "You okay bro?"
lmao
Understandable have a great day
Please do an episode on why sharks are NOT scary human-eating monsters! They're largely going extinct as well, and you never did any on sharks so far!
"Don't blink! You'll miss it!"
Perigne Falcon: *Everybody misses me even if you don't blink (laugh)*
I could also reach 400km/h if I jump diving off an airplane. Lmao EZ falcon is noob
@@thestormthatisapproaching9533 yup! Very true. That falcan is not fastest bird, eagle is the one with fastest Speed.
@@JitendraYadav-mo3zz Nope, not even close. Falcons rely on their dive while hunting to be able to stun the prey with a quick hit, because they're not strong enough to attack and kill normally. Eagles don't need speed that much because they're so strong, therefore they never developed high (diving) speed.
@@JPCPSeto pretty sure he meant standard flight speed, not diving
Awesome video as always, so glad to see regular uploads again, this is one of the best channels on youtube!
Perigrine falcons next!
thank you :)
I agree.
Falcon yes!
How can you say this is one of the best channels on RUclips when they STEAL all their content and videos from other channels?
Which channels?
Cheetahs are such beautiful and of all wild cats cheetahs are the most social with humans
I never tire of watching Cheetahs run - pun intended.
Technically speaking Cheetahs are “Little Cats” since they can’t roar like Lions or Tigers.
They’re still one of the the Kool Kats though lol
7:39 you’re welcome
Thank you!
Thank you sir. Why am I thanking you?
What? I'm just seeing the screen half cut off by a transition.
Legend
OMFG just dragging on and on and on. Too bad I looked here after the video.
5:55 that cheetah executed a Stone Cold stunner like a pro.
A meowing cheetah is, quite possibly, the best way to end this video.
3:56 That's when that rabbit knew, he fricked up.
@-Can Ameri- LOL
Can we say he entered a _hairy_ situation?
JFC I am so sorry I made this pun. What's wrong with me.
That's actually a hare, I noticed the longer legs
I though no one was gonna talk about it
he was at this moment he knew, he fricked up
Cheetah: a fast and deadly land predator that can reach up to high speeds in 3 seconds and take down prey larger than itself.
But also has a squeaky meow
Along with a bark and a chirp!
Becky Nosferatu and purr
5:53 the technique used there was genuinely impressive.
Grasshopper mouse please. It's a carnivorous predator that howls when it kills it's prey.
ahhhhh she a wolf in sheeps clothing ahhhhh aggggghhhhhh ahhhhhhh wheeze
Show vid
Still one of my favorite animals on this great planet
Think cheetahs are the fastest animals on land, you've never seen me when my phone's about to drop. Fastest hands in the west.
And we even get the heart rate and almost mini heart attack to along with the catch 😂 I'm counting it as exercise.
So you're an animal
@@akio-n5o We all are.
Literally nobody:
Cheetahs: "Speed I am speed"
“Cat-chow.”
That's what Speedy the Jolteon would say...
Float like a Caracal and sting like a Tiger
But are they as fast as me when I see this video was uploaded?
hahaha nope!
@@animalogic The question is if a peregrine falcon faster than a cheetah?
@@fang609 Not exactly. They can't achieve those high speeds on their sheer power alone. It is achieved in their stoop, which is a sort of dive. Kind of like skydiving. But because they do this as second nature to catch their prey, it's considered it's top speed. Naturally flying forward like regular birds, they only reach 110km/h, or 68 mph.
@@losman4107 So normally a cheetah is faster but when the falcon is stooping it's faster.
@@fang609 Yeah
Me, learning the bit about Cheetahs overheating is a myth: "You mean, Cheetahs *might* actually prosper?"
(If we humans can get our act together, anyway.)
I really enjoy your videos but the title of this post was misleading. Three seconds spent on cheeta cubs looking a little like honey badgers doesn't rate either the thumb nail or title!
A literal broken record this one... We get it cheetahs are fast!
And the random yells are so unneeded.
Was going to say the exact same thing nine minutes of info on not the title of the video and 3 seconds or one sentence on the topic is just absurd
Agreed
Report the video for spam/misleading text. Enough reports and google will flag them. They will get the hint.
This video did not need a click bait title.
Did you watch the whole video? its not clickbait. 7:40
@@idk-nm8xr The whole video isn't about that one topic. It's clickbait.
You're right, the entire video isn't about that one topic. The only completely honest way to title these videos is to just use the animals' name - but that's not very interesting. If we title the video "cheetahs are the fastest animals on land", that's not entirely what the episode is about either. It's a tricky problem to solve. Ultimately, if more people end up watching, enjoying and learning something from the episode because of a catchier title and thumbnail, then I'm okay with whatever moral sacrifice I made by tilting the video off of a fact that doesn't appear until the end of the video.
@@fricka4798 That would not attract as much attention as the current one does. Plus they served the content that we clicked for.
I gave up caring about Cheetahs because of the math required to watch this video converting metric to standard.
The fastest animals on land. _The People who comment "first" on popular RUclips videos._
Also the most idiotic
Imagine the Notification Squad going to the Olympics 🤣
First to reply to this comment since non of u guys said it give me my gold medal or im calling the cops
Zwei of Pembroke 😭😭😭😭😭😭
it's kind of sad that they don't know how much everyone hates them
The moment you realize that about 5-10 years ago cheetahs used to be solitary animals all their lives even when hunting. Shortly, after the wonders of BBC showed us how a unique group of 3 brothers were starting to hunt together, and fast forward today and that's part of their adaptation already.
Cheetah females are the ones that remain solitary. Any male cheetahs that grew up together ever since they were cubs remain in groups known as coalitions. The life of a female cheetah is kinda rough I would say but that's nature I guess.
Most 'academic' dogma on felines and their behavior is based on unscientific opinions of various self-proclaimed 'experts' with all sorts of ideological and personal agendas. It has much more to do with how mainstream western culture would like to perceive the 'order' of natural world and the loathing and disregarding of cats that has been intrinsic to the English speaking world since the protestant reformation than it does with how the various felines actually behave... The 'academic consensus' on felines being unintelligent anti-social trash have only moved ever so slightly when it became totally obvious to the public (via TV) that academia was just wrong... The first course on any western university is indoctrination of the students into the paradigms of the field they're studying and induction into the hierarchy of academic authority. Don't expect new insights and ideas to dawn from there. Expect them to come from wierdo RUclips channels where enthusiasts show how their feline housemates really behave.
@@leomdk939
Agreed
@@NxsRuin LOL, that's ... a BIT much. I mean, you somehow managed to bring the Protestant Reformation into a discussion about cat behavior. Really. That's impressive. Tin foil is for cooking, not wearing, my friend.
@@leomdk939 No, it's actually for sneaking new thoughts into the minds of random people like yourself.
3:53-4:00 Watch that rabbit trip and flip is fricking hilarious to watch! XD
I was just about to say something about it lol
Lol
W A S T E D
You can see the "oH NONONO" in his eyes
Samsung User calm down buddy it’s just a joke
5:53 *and his name is JOHN CHEETAH*
Cheetahs are my favorite animal!! Thank you for uploading this! I'll have to look up the research for the overheating thing. I actually learned that from an Animal Planet documentary so I'll have to look more into it.
2:20 "their tail acts like a RUDDER during chases allowing them to make super sharp turns"
their tails act as a COUNTERBALANCE for the torque they generate when making super sharp turns. this acts similar to how helicopters have a tail rotor to counterbalance the torque of the main rotor.
there are research on putting tails on robot to make them more agile
Thank you for doing the cheetah, it's my all time favorite animal!! 🐆
The flash:I’m the fastest man alive
Cheetah:hold my dust
Cheetah ain't man 😎
Not to be a douche, but The Flash is vastly faster than a cheetah.
@@awesimo4684 the flash doesn't exist
@@worldorder6971 You should be telling the OP that. Besides, The Flash is faster. It's a fact
@@Notmyname64 he doesn't exist... It doesn't change anything, i cam run faster than him, he never gets out of the TV 🤣🤣🤣
A shame that they're going extinct.
Cheetah's are my favorite animal and it makes me so sad to know they will all be gone one day...
@@MochiMac17 Yeah I was sad when they said we are the ones that are causing the cheetahs to go extinct. And it's not like we can go in the past and prevent them from doing it :-(
I'll make you go extinct
It's not true. Cheetahs exist in thousands in Zimbabwe and Botswana. Not to mention Kenya and other places
ZTiesto chill, cheetahs aren’t even endangered yet
This Living Flash is My Favourite Animal since i was a kid.. Its really Awsome to watch when they Run.. And so Cute when they just sit.. 😍😍😍
These are my favorite cats by far! I love to watch documentaries on them just to watch them run.. They are beautiful!
I just love that cats hold a lot of records for many things.
i love this show so much tbh, i’d love to see an episode about hummingbirds or lady beetles :)
So in summary if you are one of their prey and you unfortunately run into them, don't bother running. You won't make it. Just say your last prayers and prepare to be lunch
I never get tired of animalogic!
There needs to be some sort of anti poacher militia or something. Maybe train the reserve staff to use firearms.
There will be war....maybe but hopefully not.
There are groups like that, believe it or not.
@@cooltrainervaultboy-39 thankfully. I want those people in jail.
Cheetahs are one of the big cats that meow. They sound so cute and look less menacing when they meow. Until they chase someone then that's different.
0-100 km/h in 3 seconds 😂
They also purr.
They are actually the biggest small cats.
Only small cats can purr and meow, therefore they are the largest small cats.
I heard most of cheetahs kills are stolen by hyenas and lions because they can't defend themselves well, especially after a sprint.
mhm, it's true I'm pretty sure.
3:57 hey, hare! Stop doing handstands and run away from the cheetah!!
the hare keeps running funny lol!
5:54 that is bloody amazing that head twist, just pure strength and awesomness!!!
I got to sit next to a cheetah at the zoo - the only thing separating us was thin glass. I put my hand to the glass and it tried to sniff my hand. I wish I could have actually pet it! It was such a serene and peaceful moment. I wanted to stay there forever. I came to see the snow leopards (there were none there) but I got to see the cheetahs at least!
No one gunna mention the amazing drawings?
3:57 that hare purposely did that and cheetah guy was like "seriously?"
5:34 I remember that this very amazing cheetah run was used in the opening credits of a nature program on PBS in the 80s every weekday afternoon...
Awesome video! How about Giraffe next? Giraffe!! 🦒🦒
Danielle is awesome! Thank u for the artwork and animal facts.
I thought turtles were the fastest slow and steady wins the race
Knight Slasher definitely snails my dude
@@yahh_boye_sebbi4959 I thought it would be a rock
Definitely rock.
*TORTOISE
@@animalogic The pioneers used to ride those babies for miles
3 years ago this video came out.
Hi, I've been recommended this video once again, in 2020. Might I say, It is still my favorite of Animalogic because it has my favorite animal in it. It's a shame I can't like this video more than once.
Can you guys do a video on the red devil, aka the Humboldt squid! I think they're magnificent creatures with incredible amounts of intelligence and I would love to understand them better.
the cheetah look at the camera like “You... Saw... Nothing... Got it, pal?” 5:56
The most important thing about cheetahs, bar none, is that they tweet.
You can outrun a Cheetah but you can out fly it
70 mph. Imagine a Jolteon running like this. That Eeveelution is somewhat based on this cat.
Fun fact if yall didn't already know is that the cubs are really shy so the ones they have in captivity are paired with their own support dog, growing up together as pups
2019: There are still cheetahs in India living in wild.
@Shivam Joshi said 2019...
Daniel is one of the best you tubers great narration. Always makes video more interesting
It’s interesting to watch the cheetahs in full sprint while their heads stay absolutely vertically and horizontally stable. Those cats can run at full speed while their heads are turned towards their prey.
Extraordinaire cat i love. Thanks for taking time to teach us how these cats function in real life
Wow it twisted it's neck. How strong are these cats?
Almost as a pitbull
A Cheetahs visuals, Mental registry and mobility and maneuver performances during these High Speed pursuits are what impresses Me The most.
What's the point of naming the video "Cheetah Cubs Pretend to be Honey Badgers" when about 1/2 minute of the video is actually dedicated to that? This is such clickbait
Not even à minute
Click bait is something that baits you in but ends up being NOTHING to do with the video. This video at the end talked about the Honey-badgers and cheetahs. THEREFORE, not click bait.
Two and half mins in , nothing relates to the title , dislike and stop watching !!@@idk-nm8xr
@@0500166474 impatient lil shit
This page is actually pretty tight. I aint the type that would usually be into this style of content but these videos are great! Keep it up
"You Can't Outrun a Cheetah"
No shit... lol
Yeah - talk about stating the obvious!
Side note. Cheetahs use to inhabit North America. One of their pray in NA was the Prong Horn. Prong Horns can run as fast but are able to run further distances. Prong Horns still exists in the US.
"I would like to talk to your manager"
To put it in very simple terms that you can remember without 90 percent of the information, they are so fast because they have are very flexible and have little air resistance
7:39, those cubs are so adorable, i wanna have one and feast on their purr.
Lol
You can't outrun a cheetah but you can cheet an outrunner.
Pfftt.. I just broke the record of being the fastest animal on land.. by clicking on this video..!!
Danielle wasn’t happy about that overheating myth at 3:45. That “it’s not” was cute and genuine
Do Manta Rays or Horseshoe crab!
Yes horshoe crabs! They are just awesome.
They are so pretty and graceful
Today at school I read an article about the reasons why pandas and cheetahs are gong extinct
Care to share what u remember?
Your comment has touched my heart, and more places than I'd like to share
00:57 that other one was like "OH HELL NAH"
and the other one running right at the cheetah was like "I told you not to come backkkkk hweerreeee!!"
I love cheetahs! They have been my favourite big cat since i was little! Humans need to leave them alone! Seriously, humans ruin everything...
The peregrine falcon could maybe reach higher speeds but the things we used to measure them and how fast they’re flying max out at about 240 to 250
4:05 And there goes my faith in humanity
Nothing overheats like intel
how about a cobalt blue tarantula it's fun
Bro that hare at 3:58 was not okay lmao
Pls do Horseshoe crabs.
Mudcrabe
The "scientific" study mentioned reminded me of a wildlife book I won back in 1966 in a national hand writing competition. Yes really! Anyhow, though I no longer have the book, I clearly remember the caption below what was described as a " black panther." The caption read "Since the panther doesn' t turn from even putrid flesh, the wounds it inflicts upon humans are likely to be blood poisoning." How preposterous that sounds and actually quite sad that within two generations, such ignorance was commonplace. Great channel. Thank you for your informative and entertaining output.
3:58 I could hear that hare screaming "Ooohh ssshhhiitt" in slow motion 💀💀
lol this should be top comment
Am I going to hell for laughing at that rabbit tumbling thru the air 😂
1:48 allowing them to keep up with the Kardashians
5:51 Damn look at that takedown.
can u do frogs?
What type?
@@oren8699 this is your brain on frogs, don't do frogs kids.
@@theblackbaron4119 lol
Great design by an awesome Designer!
If you can run for 17 seconds without getting caught by the cheetah, when the cheetah is running at it's max. speed, it will be forced to stop the chase or it'll collapse.
9:29 welp, that's the cutest thing ive seen all week
Imagine the richness diversity and prosperity on the planet if humans never existed.