Endangered Cheetah Cubs Born at the Zoo | Nature Bites
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- A family of tiny cheetah cubs are born at the zoo - but will these endangered animals survive past infancy?
From Fota: Into the Wild Season 1 Episode 1: series following Fota’s animal rangers as they care for and protect a whole range of species from birth all the way through to maturity. Episode one features Asiatic lion cubs - the first to be born in Fota! - and a journey to Madagascar to observe some of the world’s most endangered lemurs in the wild.
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Never seen that 'honey badger furry disguise' before. Isn't nature amazing?
Of all the cats I find cheetah cubs cutest, that face and that fur is too cute. Unfortunately they are also most vulnerable.🥺
Agreed
The mother is odd-eyed
Absolutely amazing
I am so thankful that wonderful people take care of our precious critters!! Beautiful, how awesome!!! Thank you for caring so much of our blessed critters!!💖💖💖💖💖
Such beautiful animals. I'm thankful for the people who work so hard to help their numbers grow!
It’s good to know there are some people who care about endangered species. At this point if all of them did that that’s species list would shrink, and the least concern species would grow.
They chirp like birds!
😲 mortality rate of 90% for super fast animal. Isn't this highest in animal kingdom?
I believe that it's because where they live there other animals even bigger, they born very small and there so, vulnerable to predators. They are incredible kittys ❤️
It is not until they are about 8 months old, that they are able to outrun predators. After that, their chance of survival increases a lot.
Cheetah's are surprisingly fragile
:56 that was the cutest temper tantrum I've ever witnessed.
The cub looking at his mom like: Gee relax ma!
I wonder if they return these cheetahs into the wild? cheetahs will definitely lose their instinct to hunt if they remain in the zoo. On the other hand, if they become vulnerable once they set them out in the wild because they are dependent for food from the zoo
They are just too darn cute! Welcome to the world little jags!!! 1.🐆 2.🐆 3.🐆 4.🐆 =💕💕
Man oh man are they precious!! And the mama... Wow, she looked really Mad to me! LOL
Thanks Nature Bites for this Fantastic, but way to short, video! 😁
I Loved it!! 🥰🤩😍😘❤❣
wow the mothers 2 dif eye color is gorgeous
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Little babies 💛🐆
The cutest ❤🩷 My heart melts
CHEETAHS ARE MY FAVOURITE ANIMALS THIS IS SO COOL AND THEY WILL RUN 113 KILOMETERS 70 MILES PER HOUR AS THE FASTEST ANIMAL (FROM DURGANSH MALIK 8YEARS OLD)
Yeah! Thanks for sharing, that's very cool :)
soooo incredible
Wow the fact that the babies have a honey badger fur tells that the nature is so intelligent to produce and protect life as much as it can. This world is incredibly fantastic..
wonderful and aerodynamic fantastic fast animals - but, they look so sad.....LOve for all of the puppies and mother! 💞
Cheetahs are good kitties.
Wildlife births make me smile and pray, it is just wonderful 🙏
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Please, will you update us on Subis , Emma and the baby.
Amo chitas do fundo do meu coração 🙏🙏🙏
Cheetahs should if kept in captivity should have an extreme expanse of freedom to run as they need that as their speed for running is in seconds to keep them happy and to live long.😢❤
nice
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Lovely video thank you from my little channel #36ix9 😍
Very nice 😊😊😊❤❤ 😊
These grand beings are meant to roam and run free in the wild over thousands of hectares. It is so sad that they are imprisoned in these small areas. Please free and release the cubs into the Savannah when they are 18 months old.
Close are zoo thas is clear abuse
I know the face of a wild cheetah and that cheetah mother is NOT a happy or healthy cheetah. How can it be when it's cooped up in a small enclosure? We've decimated the cheetah population worldwide, as we have with all big cats and all carnivores on Earth. If we were to recognize the enormous crimes we've committed against nature, we would strive in all our endeavours to restore the populations and the habits, of course: but we would do so in a way that still gave all the animals a full quality of life, and the kind of freedom they enjoyed for many millions of years before we came along and ruined the Earth, along with all our children's futures.
Animals captivated always have a depressing stare in there eyes 🥺
That's your feelings you see
Crazy 🙊