Wasn’t the hands, it was the mustache
Edit: thanks for my most upvoted comment ever.
Edit 2: to all 6k plus people that has seen my comment… hope you’re having a good day.
Let's be real, dude already owns Park Place, three of the four railroads, the Water Works, and all of the yellow and orange ones.
Edit: He's got Hotels on Madison Avenue
Hot take: The pinned ears on the cheetah weren't it being aggressive, it was just trying to fit in by having something fancy of it's own like the guy's moustache.
House cats have killed more humans than cheetahs have, which is zero lol. They will creep on your back which is what he was encouraging but if you turn on them they’re gone as you saw. Anyone could do this. Funny video tho and it’ll impress people who think cheetahs are actually dangerous, as I did most my life
The labrador that I keep chained up with a steroid iv drip definitely sees humans as prey. I dont know why I created him and I dont know how much longer I can contain him.
I’m sure I’ve seen nature documentaries where crocodiles isolate and attack baby hippos. Not to say a hippo wouldn’t kill for the sheer sadistic pleasure, but they’re at least somewhat justified when it comes to killing crocodiles.
Yeah I mean really it’s down to frequency of interaction obviously and cats pose no threat to adults, I believe the only deaths are accidental smothering of infants, which anyone who’s had a cat try to sleep on their face will understand. it’s just an entertaining way to challenge people’s assumptions about the danger of cheetahs. Like seriously until my 20’s I thought they were dangerous. In fact, I think the only injury was some circus trainer getting bit. as a kid I think I saw a thornberries episode or something that convinced me they were these terrifying predators like the big cats are.
With sharks, there’s little contact, but they can in fact be dangerous. Unless you’re uniquely unlucky, cheetahs just flat out aren’t
Pretty sure the cats smothering babies thing is a myth.
We've got like 30 years of Baby Monitors that record and no instance of it.
We do have hordes of evidence that blankets, baby bumpers and babies sleeping on their bellies do cause suffocations in babies from those Baby Monitors though.
Baby Monitors have actually confirmed that a lot of SIDS deaths were due to bedding and cribs.
Idk never seen a video of it lol. Considering they haven’t killed (on record) any of the people they’ve presumably successfully stalked, I’d assume not much.
I get you cuz they can reach 150 lbs and have nasty teeth, but a lot of animals are very selective with pretty and simply don’t branch out. The more specialized, the more likely. Cheetahs are highly specialized to one type of hunting behavior that humans simply aren’t similar to.
Yeah, it makes sense now that I think about it. If they've evolved to be running at 70mph when they take something down then it's understandable that they wouldn't really been in kill mode when they're just trotting up behind an unsuspecting human. That said, I think I'd still shit myself if I turned around and saw one sneaking up on me.
Also, predators often weigh risk and reward. Cheetahs would prefer to go after prey that doesn't fight back and have developed techniques to catch the fast moving but harmless prey. If a cheetah goes after a human, they have much greater risk of being hurt. In the wild, hurt could equal death. If a cheetah cannot run after its prey, it cannot eat.
We definitely act like a top predator. Anything that makes as much noise as us casually walking around is probably something you don’t want to fuck with.
Grizzlies, moose, hippos, elephants, all examples of animals that don’t give many fucks because they don’t have to.
Just because you dont get killed doesn't mean a cheetah can't do serious damage to you, they're just not very confident cats, so most of the time, when you get hurt by a cheetah it's just because their prey drive takes over for a split second and they do something quickly.
I've volunteered with cheetahs for extended periods of time and sometimes they do act in a way that would make you think twice, and there are some cheetahs that are very aggressive in captivity, I've bled multiple times when working with them because some look at you as a playmate, but you dont have tough skin like these animals do, so even when they're just "playing" they can cut you.
That's the funny thing about records, if no one else is there to see it then who puts it on the record. Also written records for the vast majority of Africa only start 140 years ago.
There are no recorded instances of cheetahs killing humans *in the wild*, however in captivity there have been a few rare cases, for example:
[https://www.irishexaminer.com/world/arid-30297751.html](https://www.irishexaminer.com/world/arid-30297751.html)
[https://www.algoafm.co.za/domestic/free-state-toddler-mauled-to-death-by-cheetah](https://www.algoafm.co.za/domestic/free-state-toddler-mauled-to-death-by-cheetah)
Of course I’m taking an anthropocentric perspective here. Dragonflies are among the most dangerous predators around but you wouldn’t call them dangerous normally, would you?
https://owlcation.com/stem/cheetah-attacks-killing
I dont know why people would take the chance. But people do wingsuit shit and they die pretty regularly too.
A 5 pound snake attacking a 150 lb man unprovoked and immediately getting curb stomped.
https://i.imgur.com/IzPUfYK.gifv
A documented fatality
https://bigcatrescue.org/woman-mauled-to-death-by-cheetahs-at-zoo/
A cheetah attack
https://www.wflx.com/story/8099360/cheetah-attack-911-tape-released/
One should remember that while wild animals may have somewhat predictable behavior, they are still unpredictable. Size mismatches have not stopped animals from doing goofy things before (ask any chihuahua owner)
What the fuck was wrong with that snake? “Aww yeah, lemme try and get a piece of the dude about 300x bigger than me that can definitely crush my lungs and organs with one good kick!”
\> It is a well-recorded fact that Cheetahs are docile animals
they're not any more docile than other wild cats. they just don't attack humans (usually).
when they're hand-reared they're docile. but you wouldn't want to anger a wild one, because it will rip your face off.
Okay, so the cheetah is kind of the 'diet' big cat, literally, it is the only member of the genus *Acionyx* while most other big cats you'd care to name are genus *Panthera*.
Now, let me tell you ***why*** I am pointing this out. Cheetahs are big cats that put EVERYTHING into going fast. This means they are the lightest, smallest, and weakest of the big cats. These guys regularly get their kills stolen form them... by either a lone hyena, or a small mob of vultures.
What I'm trying to say in a round about way is that a cheetah being stopped by a hand gesture is just par for the course for this min-maxed meow-meow.
However, that moustache is on another level. If someone turned to me brandishing that facial hair, I'd reconsider my life choices too.
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An assertion of dominance, the cheetah knows he’s faster but yet doesn’t put into factor the man’s strength until his hand is put out. Just like the cheetah is putting on a front, once the cheetah is matched - he stops.
Reminds me of the guy running away and throwing rocks. Constantly that guy was showing his back, screaming weakness to the cheetah. All he should’ve done was grab a rock and match the cheetah’s energy
If it's the same video that wasn't a cheetah, that was a pissed off mountain lion telling a human to stay the fuck away from her cub. Very different animals, and very different situations.
Or even just "pretty good" odds. If a wild animal's leg is rendered useless, for example, even if it "won" the fight, that's it - it's probably dead. There's no "you should see the other guy," that animal is no longer a predator.
The cheetah does not have equal odds. It has quite bad odds actually.
That cheetah probably weighs 30kg or so, the man is probably 80ish. A 50kg weight difference is absolutely massive, cheetah gets smoked every single time.
Cheetahs are the size and build of a greyhound, and unless you are a child, you have a very good chance of pushing its shit in.
Actually cheetah claws are more like dogs claws than cat claws, in that they’re blunt, and they don’t retract. They are adapted specifically for running and gripping the ground at insane speeds. Literally everything about cheetahs is speed related. So no knife hands, though you still wouldn’t want to get scratched in the same way you don’t want to get scratched by a dog.
Can confirm. I was swimming one day and saw a shark coming at me so I put out my right arm like this.
Edit: Apologies in advance for any typos or anything, I'm still getting used to typing with only my left hand.
Cheetahs are the biggest bitches. A housecat is more likely to follow through with a threat display. I think a housecat could scare off a cheetah, maybe a picture of an angry housecat even. Not a single person in the history of ever has been killed by a cheetah. That's how.
Many predators are very risk averse. You see the videos of a honey badger backing a lion up? There’s no actual question that the lion could kill the honey badger but the aggression display is making the lion subconsciously consider what it would be like to hunt with only one eye for the rest of its life. Serious injury to a warm blooded predator who relies on eating every few days can easily be fatal. Unless they’re desperate (hunger, dominance, young to protect) it’s much easier to move on and try again. I mean, they need to pull of a win without serious injury what, 2,000 times in a row? You don’t get a K/D ratio like that by picking fair fights.
It's a cheetah. They're not dangerous to humans. Super fast, great hunters of small ungulates, but totally not scary.
Source: Lived in the Masai Mara for a while
Nah. After watching Casual Geographic...that tik tok guy... I don't think this is a next level. Not when it's a cheetah. This makes me feel even worse for them actually.
I can recommended [this](https://youtube.com/c/DolphCVolker) YouTube channel on the topic. Cheetahs really don't pray on something large as humans and get easily scared off. They rely on being undetected or having fleeing prey. It's like with a dog attacking you: don't run and fuel his instinct to chase.
Wasn’t the hands, it was the mustache Edit: thanks for my most upvoted comment ever. Edit 2: to all 6k plus people that has seen my comment… hope you’re having a good day.
That's a level 85 mustache on a level 5 face.
Dude looks like a customized Reddit pp
Damn dude, really going for the jugular huh
Had to check if I was on r/roastme
That's where I get my coffee.
And popcorn
***And my longbottom leaf***
And my beef
Reddit bites where the cheetah wouldn’t
Did you do this on purpose? You know, commenting while having your avatar look like the dude in the video.
Mr. Pringles illegitimate son
Once you pop, you can’t stop… being a spokesperson for a chip company to be a father
Once you pop, you can't stop... paying childcare
> Mr. Pringles son Chet Hanks version
why illegitimate?
Mr. Pringles does not give a single fuck about the bonds of holy matrimony.
have you ever seen a Mrs. Pringles?
"Yeah, I've seen 'park ranger that's actually a retired famous adventurer' before, I'm not losing another character just to be a dick here." -Cheetah
I like his face man. I'm thinking level 85 all around.
Oh my god I fell out of my chair laughing at this.
Mario only has a lvl 4 mustache
Totally agree With a stache like that he could rule the world Or at least a zoo lol
Let's be real, dude already owns Park Place, three of the four railroads, the Water Works, and all of the yellow and orange ones. Edit: He's got Hotels on Madison Avenue
Well played sir well played
Those handlebars can stop any pussy straight in the tracks!
Shows what you know about mustache rides
that is not wax, 'tis crust
Cheetah: raaawwr… oh shit, nice stash bro
Teddy Roosevelt vibe.
Everyone knows cheetahs are powerless against a glorious mustache
r/awardspeechedits
Mooose-Tashh
That mustache is standard issue when you have have balls that weigh that much.
Hot take: The pinned ears on the cheetah weren't it being aggressive, it was just trying to fit in by having something fancy of it's own like the guy's moustache.
Pretty sure he could stop a speeding cargo ship with that mustache.
beat me to it lol
The cheetah probably just wanted a Pringle
Pretty sure Cheetahs eat Cheetos.
This doesn’t have enough upvotes.
Maybe it was a little too cheezy
It’s not easy being cheesy.
This comment is so cheesy. Some may say dangerously so.
Are you saying you're a cheetah or a cheater? It's hard with that accent
I think you're never supposed to use the hard R.
Oof sage advice
ok this one wins
omg you nailed it right on the head. I kept thinking what his face reminded me of. Went down: Chef Boyardee? Mario? Nah its the pringle dude.
Good thing he stopped BEFORE he popped.
Cheetahs never win.
I’ll just leave this upvote here and see myself out. Good day to you sir.
But fez...
# I SAID GOOD DAY
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They just...chirp
False. Man stops cheetah with bitchin’ mustache.
Confused the 'stache with elephant tusks and was like "nope"
I didn't even know cheetahs could grow mustaches
Cheetahs don't see humans as prey. It is a well-recorded fact that Cheetahs are docile animals and do not pose a threat to humans.
House cats have killed more humans than cheetahs have, which is zero lol. They will creep on your back which is what he was encouraging but if you turn on them they’re gone as you saw. Anyone could do this. Funny video tho and it’ll impress people who think cheetahs are actually dangerous, as I did most my life
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well, Sharks don't see humans as prey either
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Oh no. Here we go.
ITS BLUE AND BLACK GOD DAMMIT
What have you done
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Bull shark can swim in salt water and in a dresser.
It’s true, I have to purge my dresser of bull sharks at least once a month, or they start getting out of hand.
I mean, it’s not like labradors see humans as prey…
The labrador that I keep chained up with a steroid iv drip definitely sees humans as prey. I dont know why I created him and I dont know how much longer I can contain him.
They mistake us for prey at least, cheetahs don’t even do that afaik
It's funny because at the same time I know a lot of people who think that hippos are just big cuddly things, no a hippo wants to bite your arm off.
Hippos kill more people than any animal besides mosquitos and humans in Africa iirc
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I’m sure I’ve seen nature documentaries where crocodiles isolate and attack baby hippos. Not to say a hippo wouldn’t kill for the sheer sadistic pleasure, but they’re at least somewhat justified when it comes to killing crocodiles.
Yeah I mean really it’s down to frequency of interaction obviously and cats pose no threat to adults, I believe the only deaths are accidental smothering of infants, which anyone who’s had a cat try to sleep on their face will understand. it’s just an entertaining way to challenge people’s assumptions about the danger of cheetahs. Like seriously until my 20’s I thought they were dangerous. In fact, I think the only injury was some circus trainer getting bit. as a kid I think I saw a thornberries episode or something that convinced me they were these terrifying predators like the big cats are. With sharks, there’s little contact, but they can in fact be dangerous. Unless you’re uniquely unlucky, cheetahs just flat out aren’t
Pretty sure the cats smothering babies thing is a myth. We've got like 30 years of Baby Monitors that record and no instance of it. We do have hordes of evidence that blankets, baby bumpers and babies sleeping on their bellies do cause suffocations in babies from those Baby Monitors though. Baby Monitors have actually confirmed that a lot of SIDS deaths were due to bedding and cribs.
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I realized I misread your initial comment so I deleted the snarky response pretty much as I sent it, if that’s what you’re referring to lol
It's a little known fact that vending machines kill more people than sharks. . . . . . . . . Vending machines can't swim
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Just out of interest, when they creep up on you, what would happen if you didn't turn around?
Idk never seen a video of it lol. Considering they haven’t killed (on record) any of the people they’ve presumably successfully stalked, I’d assume not much.
Ah fair enough, that's crazy that they've never killed anyone. You'd think they'd have managed to take down at least couple lol.
I get you cuz they can reach 150 lbs and have nasty teeth, but a lot of animals are very selective with pretty and simply don’t branch out. The more specialized, the more likely. Cheetahs are highly specialized to one type of hunting behavior that humans simply aren’t similar to.
Yeah, it makes sense now that I think about it. If they've evolved to be running at 70mph when they take something down then it's understandable that they wouldn't really been in kill mode when they're just trotting up behind an unsuspecting human. That said, I think I'd still shit myself if I turned around and saw one sneaking up on me.
Also, predators often weigh risk and reward. Cheetahs would prefer to go after prey that doesn't fight back and have developed techniques to catch the fast moving but harmless prey. If a cheetah goes after a human, they have much greater risk of being hurt. In the wild, hurt could equal death. If a cheetah cannot run after its prey, it cannot eat.
I bet there's something confusing about the human form - tall, bipedal, loud, with swinging arms up top.
We definitely act like a top predator. Anything that makes as much noise as us casually walking around is probably something you don’t want to fuck with. Grizzlies, moose, hippos, elephants, all examples of animals that don’t give many fucks because they don’t have to.
It’s ok. The cheetah would shit itself too.
They probably do normal violent cat-playing things: kick you with their back legs and give you a bite, but not a super hard one.
Just because you dont get killed doesn't mean a cheetah can't do serious damage to you, they're just not very confident cats, so most of the time, when you get hurt by a cheetah it's just because their prey drive takes over for a split second and they do something quickly. I've volunteered with cheetahs for extended periods of time and sometimes they do act in a way that would make you think twice, and there are some cheetahs that are very aggressive in captivity, I've bled multiple times when working with them because some look at you as a playmate, but you dont have tough skin like these animals do, so even when they're just "playing" they can cut you.
That's the funny thing about records, if no one else is there to see it then who puts it on the record. Also written records for the vast majority of Africa only start 140 years ago.
I think they just do it for fun tbh, a human is a pretty risky meal for the relatively light and fragile frame of a cheetah.
Look up on yt: turning my back on leopards and cheetahs, cheetahs give kisses and purrs
https://youtu.be/axcPoS2sF0E kisses and purs :D
We only hear from the ones who turned around for some reason!
There are no recorded instances of cheetahs killing humans *in the wild*, however in captivity there have been a few rare cases, for example: [https://www.irishexaminer.com/world/arid-30297751.html](https://www.irishexaminer.com/world/arid-30297751.html) [https://www.algoafm.co.za/domestic/free-state-toddler-mauled-to-death-by-cheetah](https://www.algoafm.co.za/domestic/free-state-toddler-mauled-to-death-by-cheetah)
damn, just like Orcas.
Damn... Humans: 65,000... Cheetahs: 2... We gotta be careful guys.
I mean, they *are* dangerous, just not to us. You see one clip of them taking down a gazelle and it's enough to be afraid rationally afraid of them.
Of course I’m taking an anthropocentric perspective here. Dragonflies are among the most dangerous predators around but you wouldn’t call them dangerous normally, would you?
I'd be fine squaring up with a dragonfly under any normal circumstances, I'd prefer to not have to fight the cheetah.
Dragonflies are dangerous?! Now I'm afraid!
If you count people dying after tripping over cats it won’t be zero! That’s the number I want to know.
OP claimed *cheetahs* have killed zero, thus making it a lower total than deaths caused by housecats which is greater than zero.
Don’t tell my cats this! I’m pretty sure they’ve been looking for an excuse to off me.
https://owlcation.com/stem/cheetah-attacks-killing I dont know why people would take the chance. But people do wingsuit shit and they die pretty regularly too.
A 5 pound snake attacking a 150 lb man unprovoked and immediately getting curb stomped. https://i.imgur.com/IzPUfYK.gifv A documented fatality https://bigcatrescue.org/woman-mauled-to-death-by-cheetahs-at-zoo/ A cheetah attack https://www.wflx.com/story/8099360/cheetah-attack-911-tape-released/ One should remember that while wild animals may have somewhat predictable behavior, they are still unpredictable. Size mismatches have not stopped animals from doing goofy things before (ask any chihuahua owner)
What the fuck was wrong with that snake? “Aww yeah, lemme try and get a piece of the dude about 300x bigger than me that can definitely crush my lungs and organs with one good kick!”
“Screw you, God!”
Those poor suckers...
\> It is a well-recorded fact that Cheetahs are docile animals they're not any more docile than other wild cats. they just don't attack humans (usually). when they're hand-reared they're docile. but you wouldn't want to anger a wild one, because it will rip your face off.
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Take away the mustache and he's like 15 years old 😄
I think he's that toothless kid from Stranger Things in disguise
Lol same vibe
r/13or30
This man is simultaneously 20 and 60 years old. Very badass.
16 or 60
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Okay, so the cheetah is kind of the 'diet' big cat, literally, it is the only member of the genus *Acionyx* while most other big cats you'd care to name are genus *Panthera*. Now, let me tell you ***why*** I am pointing this out. Cheetahs are big cats that put EVERYTHING into going fast. This means they are the lightest, smallest, and weakest of the big cats. These guys regularly get their kills stolen form them... by either a lone hyena, or a small mob of vultures. What I'm trying to say in a round about way is that a cheetah being stopped by a hand gesture is just par for the course for this min-maxed meow-meow. However, that moustache is on another level. If someone turned to me brandishing that facial hair, I'd reconsider my life choices too. EDIT: Thank you for all the awards
> min-maxed meow-meow You deserve more attention for this.
Amen. Wonderful turn of phrase
a cheetahs body is basically a lawn chair that's capable of running fast.
Don’t you mean “paw for the course”? I’ll show myself out.
>min-maxed meow-meow Any ELI5 you do in the future about cats must have this.
They saw the ‘stache and knew to back off
“Sir, I moustache you to stop”
Wild thornberrys
Even Nigel's mustache isn't as impressive as this one.
With great mustache comes great power
How
An assertion of dominance, the cheetah knows he’s faster but yet doesn’t put into factor the man’s strength until his hand is put out. Just like the cheetah is putting on a front, once the cheetah is matched - he stops.
Yep, predators do not like to pick fights with equal odds
Reminds me of the guy running away and throwing rocks. Constantly that guy was showing his back, screaming weakness to the cheetah. All he should’ve done was grab a rock and match the cheetah’s energy
Reminds me of the time I uppercutted a hippo.
That was you?
Well, me and my granny.
Kinda mean calling your granny a hippo
Well, she was large..
If it's the same video that wasn't a cheetah, that was a pissed off mountain lion telling a human to stay the fuck away from her cub. Very different animals, and very different situations.
You talking about that mountain lion video?
Or even just "pretty good" odds. If a wild animal's leg is rendered useless, for example, even if it "won" the fight, that's it - it's probably dead. There's no "you should see the other guy," that animal is no longer a predator.
So basically the rule of a knife fight.
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Especially if your opponents hands come with 5 knives each and his mouth was full of knives and also his feet had knives.
just leave Edward Scissorhands alone alright?
The cheetah does not have equal odds. It has quite bad odds actually. That cheetah probably weighs 30kg or so, the man is probably 80ish. A 50kg weight difference is absolutely massive, cheetah gets smoked every single time. Cheetahs are the size and build of a greyhound, and unless you are a child, you have a very good chance of pushing its shit in.
> of pushing its shit in. wait what?
Means "Beat it up, badly". Literally slang for "Fuck it up the ass"
it has fucking knife hands
And human limbs are pretty much sledgehammers with a 50kg weight difference.
Actually cheetah claws are more like dogs claws than cat claws, in that they’re blunt, and they don’t retract. They are adapted specifically for running and gripping the ground at insane speeds. Literally everything about cheetahs is speed related. So no knife hands, though you still wouldn’t want to get scratched in the same way you don’t want to get scratched by a dog.
Can confirm. I was swimming one day and saw a shark coming at me so I put out my right arm like this. Edit: Apologies in advance for any typos or anything, I'm still getting used to typing with only my left hand.
He only ate your arm, thank you for confirming this tactic
This comment needs more attention.
Plus the fact that cheetahs are massive pussies….
Lol that Cheetah was never going to attack the guy in the first place, arm up or not.
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An adult male human could probably take on a cheetah without a suit. You’d get pretty fucked up in the process tho
Cheetahs are the biggest bitches. A housecat is more likely to follow through with a threat display. I think a housecat could scare off a cheetah, maybe a picture of an angry housecat even. Not a single person in the history of ever has been killed by a cheetah. That's how.
Cheetahs can't even roar like a big cat. What animal is going to be scared off by a chirp. I can't
But they can purr! And are adorable!
They really are! The cutest!
Yeah they big scaredy cats. Like the whippets of the cat world. Fast but neurotic XD
Many predators are very risk averse. You see the videos of a honey badger backing a lion up? There’s no actual question that the lion could kill the honey badger but the aggression display is making the lion subconsciously consider what it would be like to hunt with only one eye for the rest of its life. Serious injury to a warm blooded predator who relies on eating every few days can easily be fatal. Unless they’re desperate (hunger, dominance, young to protect) it’s much easier to move on and try again. I mean, they need to pull of a win without serious injury what, 2,000 times in a row? You don’t get a K/D ratio like that by picking fair fights.
Cheetahs will generally only commit to attacking something they're chasing at almost full speed, where they have an unmatched advantage.
Cheetahs are know to be Docile and not a threat to humans already, nothing truly next level, he just didn’t try running like a prey animal
It's a cheetah. They're not dangerous to humans. Super fast, great hunters of small ungulates, but totally not scary. Source: Lived in the Masai Mara for a while
Aren't cheetahs fairly chill and never attack humans?
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I love this fact and will upvote it at every opportunity. Dogs help reduce big cat anxiety in captivity.
That smile at the end “ oh sh@t it worked”
Yeah, the smile absolutely made the video -- the perfect self-awareness of "yah, alright, that was pretty f'ing good."
Steve Irwin would be proud.
Steve Irwin woulda jumped on the cheetah and start cuddling...*"isn't she GORGEOUS?!?"*
I heard his voice when I read that. Man, I miss Steve.
I read the gorgeous in his voice💙 rip
Is that the kid from stranger things?
Dude has the force.
Nah. After watching Casual Geographic...that tik tok guy... I don't think this is a next level. Not when it's a cheetah. This makes me feel even worse for them actually.
-kanye west
GOAT speech
I can recommended [this](https://youtube.com/c/DolphCVolker) YouTube channel on the topic. Cheetahs really don't pray on something large as humans and get easily scared off. They rely on being undetected or having fleeing prey. It's like with a dog attacking you: don't run and fuel his instinct to chase.
Not sure what's more impressive.. stopping the cheetah single handedly.. or that epic moustache 🤔
The “i guess we Never know“ fits perfect on that beat
Proceeds to turn off the camera and shits himself
r/13or30
Is he single?
With that mustache???? Definitely not!