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I'm 68 years old and I've watched wildlife documentaries since the days of black-and-white television. The quality of filming nowadays is simply astonishing.
What I liked most was that the video showed both the successes and failures of the cheetah. Nature is always fair; speed doesn't always guarantee victory.
That male ostrich knew the golden rule, you don’t have to be faster than the cheetah you just have to outrun the female ostrich
These predators aren’t cruel—they’re simply surviving. That’s one of the most important lessons nature teaches us through documentaries like this.
English: Are we absolutely sure cheetahs are top-tier predators, or did they just hire a great PR team to cover up their terrible anxiety? Massive thanks to the channel, absolute gold!
Wow I was absolutely blown away by this story. Imani was such an amazing mother. Like literally the best and shoutout to the camera team for capturing the entire cheetah cub childhood!
Amazing video
Female cheetahs raising cubs have one of the toughest jobs in the animal kingdom. They must hunt successfully while constantly protecting their young from lions, hyenas, and leopards.
Cheetahs have been my favorite animal since I was a kid! They're so beautiful ❤️
Many people think cheetahs are the perfect predators, but after watching the video, you'll see they fail more often than you think. Nothing is certain in the wild.
Cheetahs are spectacular. I have always loved these angelic and majestic beings. 🤍💛🐆🐆🙌🏻🙌🏻🕊🕊
Who knew cheetahs could strategize like a squad? This is predator goals right here!
23:26 grumpiest little goober I’ve seen in a minute
nature has a quiet way of showing how strong and fragile life can be at the same time
I am always amazed and awestruck at God’s beautiful creations. Nature is as brutal as it is breathtaking!
3:05. She is laughing at him.
The moment those three cheetah brothers took down that ostrich completely broke my idea of cheetahs as fragile, solo hunters. And what really got me was Chile risking that whole trek through elephant AND lion territory just to feed her starving cubs — nature really doesn't give any easy paths. Also loved seeing the cub's mane mimicking a honey badger for camouflage, had no idea that was even a thing.
When I was a child, they were some of my favorite animals. ❤
cada criatura está profundamente conectada con el lugar donde vive
3:30 Ostrich