Turning Your Back To Leopards & Cheetahs | BIG CATS Show Their Predatory Nature Part 2
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I compare ambush styles of leopards versus cheetahs in my second installment of turning my back to big cats. I wanted to show the comparison between leopards and cheetahs this time. There is a big difference and it is due to the nature of these two predators... based on tons of factors where their mindset and bodies were adapted to hunt a certain way to survive. Where they live is just as important due to provided cover or not.
This is a simple test but does show the nature of these different cats when it comes to approach of their prey. Both have the instinct of ambush, but leopards are masters of it while cheetahs depend mostly on their speed. A leopards hunts mostly from forested areas while cheetahs live and hunt in the open plains.
There are so many factors and reasons why. Size, strength, muscle mass, body types, prey, landscapes, mindsets of the two and so much more. A whole thesis could be written and we're just talking about leopards versus cheetah ambush styles.
The wild cheetahs at Cheetah Experience don't like anyone and won't come close to me to test ambushing. But the tamed ones just don't care about your back because that is not their normal way of predation. They don't need to ambush their prey because none of their prey can out run a cheetah.
Anyway... enjoy the video but don't go thinkin you can just walk into any cheetah enclosure and not get jumped on for any reason. I am cautious and have foreknowledge about the nature of these animals and individuals, like I mention in this video. So please don't.
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P.S. Some seem to think I have an uncanny resemblance to Louis C.K. who is an American comedian, writer, actor, and filmmaker. He is known for his use of observational, self-deprecating, dark, and shock humor. Maybe on day I'll impersonate him and interact with these cheetahs, minus any dark humor of course. Not my style.
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Those cheetahs look less willing to kill than my pet cats
I envy anyone who gets to work and interact with large cats like this. I worked as a baggage handler in an airport and had a live bengal tiger caged in the warehouse. It was completely sedated and I took a stealth moment to reach in with both hands and hold its head. I'll never forget being shocked at how huge it was and how easily an animal like that could turn me into dinner.
They are all so beautiful.
I had seen a video on cheetahs a few years ago and the narrator explained that cheetahs are less of a threat to humans than any other wild cat. They may not be as big and fierce than other wild cats but they are the fastest! The fastest land mammals on earth!
It is fascinating how they move in slowly and silently! They are so majestic and graceful. I love wildcats! All of them.
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Does this guy rub cat food into his beard? The cheetahs are crazy for it.
Am I the only person who saw the thumbnail and thought Louis CK was about to get eaten?
I love how they react when they first notice, like at
This guy gets lots of pussy.
Cheetahs don't seem to realise they are massive high speed powerful predators. My house cat acts bigger than these guys.
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Nice rhyme
Omg even though they are predators, they are so squishy 😊😊
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I went on a safari in Tanzania last summer. Our guide said that Cheetahs are pussy cats. The will jump up on trucks for a vantage point and really aren't that aggressive towards people. He was talking about wild Cheetahs too. To be fair as long as you stay in your truck, nothing is really aggressive. I had a lion come so close I could have reach out my window and pet it (most likely a very bad move). The only thing that he said ever chased the tuck was a bull elephant during mating seasons, but he said it was rare. We had lots of elephants walk right next to us even with calves. However these were all in national parks where there is no hunting. Might be different in other places.
The way they purr, aww.
Larger head and jaws, massive paws, with retractable sharp claws...😂😂no way Eminem didnt write that
They are so cute
Cheetahs are so cool