Intense Battle Between Newborn Cheetah and Newborn Buck
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มี.ค. 2022
- This is the moment Cheetah cubs take on baby buck!
The 37-year old tour guide, Francis Kijazi tells us about his absolute immaculate sighting. They were very fortunate to witness a female cheetah and her four 2-month old cubs take down Grant's gazelle.
"This incredible latest sighting happened during an evening game drive in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, bordering Southern Serengeti plains in Tanzania. We spotted this female cheetah with 4 small cubs - possibly two months old. We stayed with them for some time and the Mom seemed to be on the lookout for just a snack. Seeing that they had eaten properly the day prior."
"By chance, a baby Grant's gazelle happen to stroll past, obviously in search of its mother. This baby came across another baby and decided to lie down for a break."
From the footage, it is clear that both these gazelle are but a day or so old, as one can see they struggle to maneuver around, as well as the presence of their umbilical cords still well-attached to the stomachs.
When Mom decides to investigate
"Of course, the Cheetah mom noticed the whole thing and started stalking towards them. However, she found the baby gazelles so weak, enough for her cubs to play with. Thus she did not kill the gazelles just yet, instead, she called her babies to take part in a hunting lesson."
At first, the youngsters are somewhat unsure, but then one takes the lead and they all seem to rely on their instinct almost immediately. Nature really is an incredible wonder which never ceases to surprise humankind.
The gazelles do try to put up a wee bit of a fight, but ultimately Mom decided to take one for the family and of course, the cubs are ecstatic! One gazelle ultimately does manage to get away though, leaving the cheetahs somewhat confused.
Francis tells that this was his first time in 12 years to ever witness cheetah cubs of this size and age, to actually attempt hunting. Generally one would see it from an age of 5-8 months old.
Nature can be cruel, but all creatures fight to survive
"It may seem impossible and heart-breaking, but one should never interfere with what might be playing out in nature. For instance, trying to rescue the baby gazelle from what may seem brutal in the human eye. Therefore, instead, sit quietly and observe and enjoy the very rare behavior, because it also comes down to the survival of the Cheetah population in the African bush."
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The mom just casually walks up to it and grabs it like it's a bag of groceries she forgot in the car 😂
She left it there for them to practice and give her 5 minutes of peace
looked like the "i have to do everything on my own.."
The mother cheetah was like "Okay children, that's enough practice for today. Let me finish it off and let's have lunch."
thats probably very much what happened.
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😁😂
Peace in Islam. 😂😂😂
@@husemeerbolat3861Dude you muslims fight among eachother, sunni and Shia muslims. Talibans vs Islamic state of Khorasan.
Muhammed was a child molester, he was dirty, a murderer etc. He as a false prophet died by having his aorta severed like the false prophet he is, God would sever his aorta as he is another false prophet.
Leave islam brother and join the true faith.
It's cool to see how many instincts already work. They attack from behind and know that the legs are a key to have success.
No good
@@sipraseuthsaengsirivanh5617 yer they should be vegetarians
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Great point. Same thing too with the buck. He meant it with that head butt!!
I'm surprised baby cheetah didn't know to go for the neck bite
Imagine being a newborn, just to experience an excruciating death. Everybody has got to run in the wilderness, whether you're a prey or a hunter
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2:28 goodbye junior
It's very sad. Obviously, nature can be cruel and the newborn's death is beneficial to the cubs, but doesn't make it any less sad.
This was so sad😔
That was not an excruciating death. Was pretty fast for nature standards. There's a video where eagle chicks eat a hawk chick alive. Takes about 1 hour and they are quite clumsy. So... this fawn had it relatively easy.
1:10 that body slam tho 💀😂
ikr! epic little baby body slam haha
Buh Gawd!!!!
Rock Bottom
@@Jackson-pu7gd lol lil baby whispered ‘u mine now’ n did big man body slam!
Suplex city !! Must be a Brock Lesnar fan
This reminds me of when you see kids acting up in public and tell yourself "Where ina hell are their parents?" 🤣🤣🤣
This reminds ME of when you see parents give the money to their children to give to the cashier to pay for their candy bar.
@@arendelle6531 🤣
It’s crazy how the Cubs look like honey badgers
Honey badgers,
Takes what it wants
Cheetahs dont have a lot of defense. The cubs mimick the looks of honey badgers to help ward off would be predators.
Cheetah copying it so they cub dont get eaten
everyone fears badgers so they mimic them.
I just wrote the same thing...true story!
*Imagine from the gazelle’s perspective:* You were just born into this world and immediately came under attack of lethal intent. You fight and struggle for dear life, tapped into your fighting instinct and fought back. The danger retreats, you’ve gained a temporary reprieve. You begin to see hope… Then you see a giant figure causally strode towards you, towers over you. You are paralyzed with fear.
The next moment, your fleeting existence is forever snuffed out.
Stfu already this is the wild and they have been doing this longer than modern humans been around.
Yeah I've thought about what it must feel like to be born and almost immediately have to fight for your life like that, it must be utterly terrifying.
@@jibril2473 And? This somehow makes the comment irrelevant? Keep coping.
Lovely descriptive comment
@@CnuuyBnuuy maybe
Wow, this cheetah cub was so small and already knew what to do. That is the instinct.
They have spent every waking second, under mother's care. This was her teaching her cubs how to hunt. Couple their natural born instincts, with what they've already learned watching mama....and this is what you get!
It wasn't a baby. It's been around like a few weeks. Didn't you see how big they were for cubs. They've seen there mother kill already so they know what to do.
@@rogerdominguez3691 A few weeks old cheetah is still a cub :) A cub is a cub until it stays with mum.
@@rogerdominguez3691 It’s still a cub you clown 🤦🏻♂️
Young cubs, but definitely not "newborn"
Second one trots by like "I'm outta here!"
Exactly 😂
🤣🤣🤣
Born to be a practice tool. God is sadistic for making nature work this way
@@johnytan971
Shut up. You think you can talk to God anyhow. Just remember that someday you will leave this world to face God's judgement. Repent NOW and confess your sins to Jesus so that you will be forgiven.
Was it able to find it's mother?@@Latestsightings
It's always so fascinating to see how mother cats teach their young via giving them a VERY hands on experience. I even saw one case where a mother cheetah brought her children near to a hyena den seemingly to teach them to fear the hyenas. They all made it out alive. Wild.
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In the first part of the video, the buck was like "OMG, don't kill me!".
Then from 1:58 onwards it was like, "I can stand up to these tiny things"
Then its luck ran out as the mother cheetah walked in.
at the very end, a new challenger appeared
It tried to leave these humans put a rope on it, and it couldn't leave the area. They'd just keep returning it. 0:39
@@newhorizon1355
If you'd _bothered_ to read the description, you'd know that was the fawn's umbilical cord. But you seem the kind that actively looks for stuff to get scandalised by, and when you can't find any, you create your own, so... 💅
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"Baby gazelle just happened to stroll by," really wake up. Animal planting is a huge practice for nature filmers, to obtain footage. Here is evidence of a controlled environment animal plant caught on film, accidently.
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"Playtime is over. Come home for dinner." Momma Cheetah.
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Not funny@@ssrikantphotographer
This is definitely a rare sighting, thank you for recording this!! Interesting to see the gazelle even at hours old still had the natural instinct to defend its self 1:56
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@@husemeerbolat3861 close but still wrong
@DJN exactly
Yeah, that's pretty interesting.
@@guilhermekfwst maybe the mom got hurt or killed after birthing them and they were left alone?
1:11 Did we just witness a cheetah cub body slam! 😂
Hahahah
That was a Rock Bottom!
Give that cub a ufc contract rn
На битибалку кинул
I'm waiting for a Bruce Buffer meme
Nature is beautiful and scary at the same time.
@Eduardo ?
@@KingKong-um1pu hi king kong
Sad
The natural world is just one endless factory farm/slaughterhouse existing for no reason whatsoever. The height of absurdity.
Everything is nature. We are natural. Culture is part of nature and stems from it. “Nature” as a block does not exist. Nature= Literally everything.
Imagine being brutally attacked, then there’s just these hairless monkes standing there taking pictures of you
That's nature. Why interfere?
[insert political implications here]
@@Aries1990 Humans interfere all the time , that's why the earth is destroyed.
You gotta let nature play its course
@@night-streakmedia3319Why?
That 1 cub is going places. Little beast.
Fawn was just born or an hour old while cheetah cubs were like a months old. Either way it’s heartbreaking that instead of his mothers milk and love he is under claws and teeth.
Life is absurd.
Indeed. Only the less intellectually gifted consider this planet to be wonderful and God its gracious and magnanimous creator.
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@@aristotels_aristotals I was thinking the same , humans have a way better life facilities wise than animals!
Heartbreaking? But the cheetah cubs get to enjoy a delicious meal. They're not heartbroken thanks to mommy.
It's tender meat for the Cubs. Their teeth are still weak
Every time I hear am idiot Christian talking about how great their imaginary friend is, I think of clips like this one. "Oh yeah ignore the millions of newborn animals that will be ripped apart without even getting to take their first shit, God is great because I was able to find my keys before work this morning!!!"
wow never thought i would witness this, props to their parents for being supportive and set up this custom match
Lmmfao 🤣😂
Lol
Like pokemon. Baby cheetah used Tackle! It's not very effective.
Adult cheetah used death grip! It's super effective.
The mother like "ok it's noon already the practice is over..let go home boys" 😂
@@ryananggoro493boys?
Yeah ok idk why I thought this was gonna be a cute and wholesome video like all of my other recommended videos.
I was just about to ask “where are the parents” when momma cheetah strolled up lol
Lol then some second calf just goes running by like “finally I can get out of here.”
Isso se a mamãe guepardo não foi atrás dela depois pois o vídeo termina e não mostra
@@radiccisalame
Descrição.
Lol
In the full video the second fawn is killed too.
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I've never really understood why people say that cheeta cubs look like badgers but throughout this video I could def see what people have been talking about
I was working and watching and in the latter part of the video I looked up and really thought that some honey badgers had arrived. Isn't camouflage incredible
Same, I thought that's badger when the second cub appear
Honey badgers, actually. Different from Eurasian and American badgers.
With the proper light from the sun their fur become more like honey badger
Crazy to see the difference between how the deer moves in the beginning versus the end of the video. Idk how much time has passed when the deer gets up at 1:35 , but it seems much more in control of its body. Crazy how fast it develops.
All for nothing.
Yup, born to run
Btw, it's an antelope, not a deer. Have a nice day
The angel developers fixed some bugs with the bucks legs.
At the same time, your observation is explained by the very events of the video. These unfortunate creatures are born to a world where predators are permanently awaiting for them: they're prey since the moment they're born, or even before, while into their mother's womb. So, to improve their chances of survival, they're born as prepared as possible to run away from such dangers. Some times it's not enough, like in this case.
"Mom we made a friend!"
"Oh that's wonderful!"
"So what's for dinner mom?"
"Oh why I thought it would be wonderful to invite your friend to be dinner"
I envision momma cheetah having a cheery Disney-esque voice idk why
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when the mother cheetah showed up, the buck was like "ohh, now that's some bullsh1t..."
The fact that baby cheetahs really cosplay as honey badgers to be feared is just so adorable
That's actually debated tbf. Its something people often say, but there's not really solid evidence for it. The coloration maybe fool aerial predators better, but it seems much less effective on ground-based predators. Not to mention that, despite the hype and cherrypicked videos surrounding honey badgers, they're actually not that great at directly dealing with larger predators. For every video of a honey badger 'beating' a lion or leopard, there's dozens more instances of them actively avoiding them, or even outright being killed.
So disguising themselves as honey badgers seems not actually be true. There is another theory its meant to keep them warm, or its meant to mimic grass. No theory has been tested and proven thus far though. But despite its popularity, the honey badger theory seems very unlikely.
@@megadracosaurusThey’re better for dealing with larger predators than you give credit. One of the biggest reasons why larger predators hate messing with honey badgers is because they have very loose skin. This not only makes it much harder for a predator to land a killing blow, but it also allows for the honey badger to turn and give a painful bite while the predator has it in its grips, even by the neck.
@@Darknimbus3 Didn’t see they’re helpless. But they’re not ‘owning’ anything either. Actual sciencetific research regarding honey badgers shows that if the badger can’t get away and the predator is determined, that badger is dead. Lions, leopards and spotted hyenas have all been known to kill them pretty frequently if the badger can’t get away. In a way, it’s similiar to wolverines. Everyone hypes up wolverines for ‘beating’ wolves and bears. But actual sciencetific research has found that wolverines are far more likely to get killed by them instead.
How cute of their mother to use the baby buck as prey practice
Was würdest du sagen, wenn es deine eigenen Kinder wären und der Kamera Mann lacht darüber
cute? ok
Y’all sensitive people just will never understand nature and for that reason you’ll never appreciate it.It’s the wilderness people,the fittest to survive.Either the cheetah eats or dies.There is a reason why humans are on top of the food chain,we’re the ultimate predators.This video is cute,mother teaching her cubs
@@mohamedali5842 if you see it that way people are allowed to see it in the view of the buck who was defenceless, just been born and was trying to survive too?? both views are valid, idk why people go crying when people show sympathy towards the prey
@@nalalala7584 Because it’s always sympathy towards the prey lol as if they want the predator to starve and perfect example is the ignorant comment just up above from Jens Janssen talking about if it was your own children lmao.. it’s pathetic, it’s nature, that’s just how it is, cubs need to be taught somehow
The mom was like, “go catch the other one!” at the end.
🤞🏽😂😂😂
Even at that age the cub knew to approach the gazelle from behind and secure a throat hold. I presume that's instinct. Given that the mother is likely to have ensured that an adult gazelle is dead before calling in the cubs, I wonder if they have seen her make a kill up close before.
seconds after being born, sharks already know what they need to do, turtles know they need to run. animal instinct are strong and nature is amazing.
I think it is instinct because the description says cheetah cubs don't begin practicing hunting until 5-8 months old but these cubs are around 2 months. It's probably the first time they practiced hunting too because finding a baby gazelle that's only a day or 2 old has got to be rare.
@@gundamdetractor337 Humans know what to do as soon as we’re shot into the vagina.
@@_AdventureMan We have the worst of instincts. Thanks to our evolution.
Animals are naturally guided by instincts
LOL, the mom is looking like: where the hell all this food come from?!?!?! (it's never this easy)
Buck: They said watch out for those honey badgers, but you're not that tough.
Calf.
@@dondragmer2412 Fawn
Wow, this is incredible, I feel like I should be paying someone for having the privilege of seeing this from my own living room, thank you.
Pay me
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Very sad and fascinating at the same time. Interesting to see that both species has predatory/survival instincts that early on in life.
Right. Sad and fascinating at the same time
It’s crazy that buck already knows that those are his enemies
It was being pushed around and hurt, so it knew. It's rare, but calves like this have been adopted randomly by different species- including big cats (briefly unless in captivity) and don't know the difference because they're not in danger.
@@carmandirda this is not true.
There is a video on TH-cam, of a Buffalo calf, JUST BORN within an hour. It's mother wandered off and left the calf alone by a tree. A lion eats it...but before the Lion can even get to it, you can see the calf start to scream and cry in imminent fear. It's almost like, they are programmed to know which species of animals do NOT belong to them.
@@davidleonard7439 But it is true that in a few very rare cases predators have adopted babies of prey species for at least a few days. There are videos of lions and leopards doing this. I don't know if later they did eat them, when they couldn't nurse them.
Calf, or fawn, not a buck. But I am not sure if the word "fawn" is also used for the young of antelopes.
@@dondragmer2412 yes, I'm sorry, I should have clarified a little better. I totally agree with predators adopting the young of different animals. Them not being able to know or sense danger, I do not agree with.
That one baby cheetah attacking the baby gazelle has a lot of potential I'm sure it's Momma is proud
It's like watching a human baby learn how to eat and walk in a matter of minutes. Incredible and in the wild, obviously, very necessary.
But these cheetahs are far more than a few minutes old. At least a month or two, maybe three. I used to take care of cheetahs in a zoo but I don't quite remember how fast they grow. Newborn cheetahs are blind and helpless, barely able to move. I don't think they can stand and open their eyes for at least a week.
I found the video to be incredibly interesting! It was fascinating to see how the baby cheetahs had observed their mother catching prey before, while the baby gazelle, being only a few hours old, instinctively learned how to defend itself without any direct teaching from its mother. This suggests that such knowledge is likely passed down genetically.
Amazing sighting and interesting to see the interaction between young pray/hunter. Brave little guy is unfortunate.
Just like Chicago at 2 AM
@@vipr1142 mid day bro...
The title is misleading. Yes the antelope is newborn but the Cheetah cubs must be around 5 to 6 wks or more because like other cats, they are born helpless, blind with no teeth and ears closed.
U right. Should of said Cheetah cubs. But the buck clearly advanced to their level by walking/running as a newborn with them already being weeks old so
Is that a second baby deer running around?
I've never been so confused.. 😂
Antelope; not deer. Totally different family of ungulate.
Yes. There's two of them.
Mom: "It's easy, pinned it down, bite the neck and bring it back, why didn't you do it...?!"
Cub: "Yeah, I've been searching all over the neck, there's no sign 'Insert Fangs Here', Mom...!"
Because of the title, and the chuckling cameraman at the beginning, i was not expecting the ending to be so… hard core😳
that aint hardcore he got a quick death. Do you know a bear would let it live and eat it alive?
This is why everyone should have a Crocodile friend
LMAO! A lot of people understood this reference.
The Buck was just born few minutes ago whereas Cubs were atleast couple of weeks old.
Still deer scared off the cubs when he just got on his legs.
The three cubs would never be able to kill the deer bug as they don't have molar teeth or nails yet.But the deer might be dead due to exhaustion if all three attack him one by one
I thought the gazelle was going to live. And my question was i wonder if they will all remember that forever haha
Maybe I’m the weird one, but I think predators have it a lot worse than prey animals. Prey animals outnumber predators at least 100 to 1 and even when they’re being chased, predators are only successful maybe one out of every 6 to 10 times so their odds of being the one who is caught is very slim. Predators on the other hand have to search and chase their food every day and when they catch up to it there’s always a chance that they might be injured or killed by their food and on top of that, when they finally catch something to eat, it still could be taken by another predator. Food is always readily available for prey animals, on the other hand. I get great joy in seeing a predator make a successful kill. They gotta eat too. Sure it’s bad for the one that got caught but the species will live on.
Ain't no pleasure in being an impala: You're less intelligent and everyone wants to eat you.
One of the most cutest and cruelest things at the same time, I've seen.
Mama has seen enough. Step aside, kiddos.
The buck was actually a newborn. The cheetah cubs were not. They could already run while bambi could barely walk.
*Cheetah kittens:* You in the wrong hood homie
I hate this cursed world.
What a brilliant sighting. Its just so intense!
It's staged
@@andresrojas7924 cope
@@chrisprilloisebola
What are you talking about? Cope? Are you 15?
Plus this channel stages things in case you didn't know
@@andresrojas7924 lol you ok kiddo? Yes you are clealy coping and pretty delusional. Show me proof that this is staged.
People do not realize what such impeccable footage this is, those newborn cheetahs do not have natural hunting abilities, they have to be firstly shown how to hunt and then taught.. for those to have such hunting abilities at such a young age is so rare! They must have literally just finished their survival training. Incredible.
I think EVERYONE was taken a little off guard by the second baby buck running by. Baby Cheetahs, Momma Cheetah, the first baby buck, cameraman, me too! We was all like, "Wait...huh...?"
Fantástico vc conseguiu filmar esse momento, vc teve muita sorte. Maravilhoso esse video.👏👏👏👏👏👏
That little cheetah will be a great hunter one day, hopefully he
survives
“Mum, the cheetah in my class invited me to come over and play after school but I’m afraid he’ll eat me!”
“Son! Don’t be racist! You tell him yes and have a good time!”
Cheetah mom: This is what's for dinner tonight
O my these cheetah cubs are so young and already so skilled!
Wow. This cub is really smart. Very impressive. 💞
Mom's like stop playing with your food!
It's fascinating to see how nature correctly uploads the right firmware in every animal.
I truly hate this world we live in.
Same tbh look at bunnies they are at the bottom of the food chain everything eats them
This is definitely the best I've seen regarding to predators and preys. Just wow!!!
The young cheetah were just playing the buck, the mom came through like "ok stop playing with the food".
Not a buck. A calf. Why are so many commenters calling it a buck?
@@dondragmer2412uneducated
getting spawn camped by new players is crazy tho
The cutest killing I've ever seen!
Gazelle was brave to the bitter end. Much respect
Everyone here just mentioning the killer Instincts bla bla bla.... But man they are just playing.. so adorable 😂
Hareesh it was a set up
Ok, I wasnt laughing until I saw the german suplex at 1:09 it was cute.
Sad to imagine having to physically fight for your life before you can learn how to walk properly though.
This was one of the finest video in wildlife I have ever seen👍
Omg 2 new born Gazelles really unbelievable 😵😵😵
The Cubs so look like honey bangers! Great survival tactic 💯👊🏽
Is not so useful, because they have a high mortality rate. Even birds of prey take on them.
"We may be in the same school yard, but there's levels to this!"
fascinating to see how instincts are already alive in such young animals, both to hunt and to defend
If those were hyaenas or wild dog pups, I think the outcome would have been more aggressively different towards the young impalas 🤔
Gazelles, not impalas, as the description states. They are different species. As for the hyaenas or wild dogs being more aggressive, that would depend on the ages of the animals.
Awesome video! The young cheetahs display impressive hunting skills at such a young age. Sad to see the baby get killed, though... such is the circle of life.
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@Hüseme Erbolat Save the religious speal for a religious channel or video. Nobody wants to listen to that here. 💯
And it's sad to see cheetah cubs sometimes get killed by hyenas, lions or painted dogs.
The baby cheetahs are like school bullies to a new comer till the teacher stops it
Those aren't "newborn cheetahs'. It takes roughly a couple weeks to even open their eyes. But that's probably a new born buck for sure. Wild video.
This footage is incredible
I can’t help but feel maternal and protective for this little newborn deer. While this guy filming is laughing, I just can’t find it funny, i know it’s part of nature and we shouldn’t intervene, but I find this so awful to see a new born deer in the face of a painful death so soon… shouldn’t we have some empathy and respect for what we are watching happen here to this young deers life.
A tough and brave little deer , i like the way the cheetah cub runs off when he stands up to it
why are people low iq and think its a deer
I’ve scrolled down quite a bit and not one person has shown empathy towards this newborn. I know it’s nature and I’ve seen countless videos of hunted animals, but a newborn like this….man couldn’t watch it.
Thanks for sharing this extremely valuable sighting!
Who set this sh*t up? This will actually sell on Pay-per-view 😂
instincts 100% but 0% damage
Baby Cheetah : Hey buck wanna play?
Baby Buck : Not anymore,you bite my legs.
Baby Cheetah : I said,you wanna play. 😈
Baby Buck : I just want my mommy 😭
Heartbreak and happiness is all part of nature
sucks that those little cheetahs are born instinctually to kill other creatures.
Just a flawed animal by design.
Poor buck woulda just lived and chewed grass all its life without hurting nobody
Люди в коментах хуже животных .Хотела бы посмотреть как они отреагировали если бы жрали мелкого двуногого😂😂😂
The fact the kitten is pulling down and going for the neck shows they are born wit killer instinct just like a baby croc
This shows your children are always watching even as toddlers
Treinamento intensivo para filhotes de Cheetas!
Amazing cub instincts ❤️
You also amazing
'Why don't you play with the neighbor's kids'
The neighbor's kids🤣🤣
GROWN UPS ALWAYS GOTTA RUIN IT!
That's amazing to see instincts.
Mother Cheetah is an epitome of pragmatic pedagogy
Why do the Cheetah cubs fur look like honey badgers? 🤔
Evolution pressure, no one want mess with honey badger ~~
@@dix-neufcmsifredi2706 Wait what? How does evolution know? 🤔
@@razer0072073 Very simple resum: No one want mess with honey badger, so anything that looks like honey badger have less chance to be attacked by predator, so if one day a cheetah baby did look a little like honey badger from random evolution, it will have more chance to survive and reproduce, ect, ect untill now.
yes its sad i get it i'm sad to see it also but its the wild its nature and if the cheetah wont eat this baby impala the cheetah wont survive.
its an easy meal
Same with wild dogs