The tenth lion has a top speed of 80 km/h
Lions are a very social animal, and a lion herd can accommodate 15 to 40 members. They also hunt in groups to increase the success rate of the chase, and the lion's maximum speed is 50 miles per hour, but they can only maintain this speed for a short distance.
The ninth-place cow has a top speed of 80 km/h
The animal is a herbivorous mammal native to South and East Africa, and its strong legs and shoulders help them move quickly to help the blue beasts find shelter, making migration easier. They usually migrate in groups during the dry season to the wetlands in search of hay.
The eighth horse has a top speed of 88 km/h
The Quat horse is one of the oldest horse breeds in the United States, and the Quart horse can outpace other famous horse racing breeds such as the Arabian horse or thoroughbred horse, and the Quat horse can reach speeds of up to 55 miles per hour, but its speed cannot be maintained for too long, and there is no faster horse in the world.
The seventh Springbok has a top speed of 88 km/h
Running and jumping at a height of 4 meters, they are the antelopes belonging to Deng Linghu, which can be found in southern Africa, they fan jump sharply, and when they jump up, their backs arch, and at this time they lean down and lean closer, and they can jump up to 3.35 meters in one jump.
The sixth place is the horned antelope with a top speed of 97 km/h
The horned antelope is a native animal in North America, unlike other fast-moving animals, the horned antelope has the ability to run fast while walking a long distance without getting tired, the horned bell can grow to 0.9 meters, has very strong legs and shoulders, and the forkhorn antelope will carry out up to 483 kilometers of migration in different seasons.
The fifth sailfish has a top speed of 112 km/h
Sailfish have very prominent backs, which is why sailfish get their name, they are usually blue to gray, in addition to their speed, they are also called excellent jumpers.
The fourth cheetah has a top speed of 120 km/h
The fastest animal on land is the cheetah, and interestingly, the cheetah's pursuit of prey is successful in 40-60 seconds. Cheetahs use their tails to control the right direction of their runs, and cheetah prey must have a lot of adaptability to avoid such fast predators.
The 3rd place is 140 km/h from the winged swallow
Flocks of winged swallows inhabit open water or trees, traveling back and forth between feeding sites and habitats, usually in the morning and dusk, and possibly at night under the moonlight. It is found mainly in Africa.
The second place Golden Eagle has a top speed of 320 km /h
The Golden Eagle is a powerful bird of prey, known for flying high in altitude and astonishing speed. Diving to catch prey they can reach an exceptional speed of 320, and sharp claws and amazing speed diving help the golden eagle catch prey.
The first peregrine falcon has a top speed of 384 km/h
The fastest absolutely fastest animal on Earth is the peregrine falcon, which can reach speeds of more than 384 km/h when he dies, and the falcon is a very skilled hunter who owes much to his amazing diving, although he also eats other birds and small reptiles.