Cheetah hunting newspaper sped up 0-95km / h in 3 seconds to defeat the spectacular prey

This African jaguar is considered the "lightning bolt" as the most brilliant predator on the steppe thanks to its ability to accelerate from 0 to 95 km / h in just 3 short seconds and reach the maximum speed in within 60 seconds.

With this "miraculous" ability, Cheetah hunting newspaper - "the speed machine of nature" has "defeated" the Porsche Panamera 4 E-Hybrid supercar 2018 when this machine takes up to 4.4 seconds to be able to do it. get the same thing.

Newspaper hunters live in grasslands, open forests and semi-desert forests. Namibia is the most African country in the world.

An adult hunting leopard usually weighs about 65 to 70 kg. The total body length is from 1.1m to 1.5m, even the adult leopard can be from 1.5m to 2m long.

Absolute perfect body mass: slim, slender, slightly tall body, deep chest, long legs, small waist back and flexible backbone that have helped the Cheetah hunting newspaper get up to 120km / h and Become the fastest animal on land in this planet.

Besides, the "speed prince" of this natural world possesses many other abilities that help them become the No. 1 assassin.

They can divert quickly to the direction of the prey thanks to their 76cm long twin. The long tail acts as the boat's steering wheel, helping them to balance when chasing at high speeds.

The sharp claws, which do not shrink, act as shoe studs for athletes to help them run faster and control prey easily.

The keen eyes of the Cheetah hunting newspaper are ranked among the largest in the animal world if compared to the ratio of the body. Their eyes have dual vision that can recognize and accurately calculate how far the prey is. On the other hand, there are two black streaks of tear lines under the hunting eyes, which increase visibility in the sun.

The predatory newspaper is a clever animal, they can judge the escape route of different types of prey.
Each animal has a way to flee different enemies. Some species such as ostriches, antelopes and hares try to suddenly change the direction of movement and the antelope will quickly run in a straight line to escape.

Therefore, hunting newspapers often speed up to catch prey and then slow down to judge the direction of the prey.

With all these factors, hunting newspapers are really the horrors of the predominantly hunted animals in Africa.

With the most modern spinning technology, BBC has recorded the speedy prey of "speed king" Cheetah. After the first attack failed, it continued to accelerate up to 24m / s to grab the prey. And of course, this time it's hard for any prey to successfully escape.
After each hunt, the Cheetah newspaper will enjoy prey and rest and regain strength for a new hunt.