On the grassland, the cheetah is doing stretching motions, and the muscles are distributed in a streamlined shape throughout the body, and the body is well-built. As soon as the prey appears, it will gallop away at a speed of 110 kilometers per hour, which is the king of speed on land.
The cheetah spotted its prey, a herd of impala not far away. Perhaps out of fate or keen intuition among animals, cheetahs in the impala flock took a glimpse of a relatively thin impala. The impala, on the other hand, looked at the cheetah across the grassland, apparently sensing itself as a cheetah target.
Both sides confronted each other, each tightening the muscles of their whole bodies. In the next instant, the cheetah moved, and its hind legs swung sharply, rushing out with a momentum off the string. At the same time, the impala, which had long been prepared, also ran fast.
But impala's running speed is far less than that of cheetahs, after all, cheetahs' thighs have special muscles that allow their limbs to swing more, thereby increasing acceleration. And, at top speed, cheetahs can stride up to seven meters.
It didn't take long for the high-speed cheetah to catch up with the impala. At this time, another cheetah also emerged from the grassland and attacked the impala together.
At the moment when impala was chased, impala made a false move, suddenly slowed down and made the cheetah behind it jump out violently. That's the advantage of body size, the impala is smaller, slowing down and steering easier than faster, larger cheetahs.
Although this operation bought some time for the impala, it was soon caught up with the impala again, which turned around and ran again. With the lesson of the last time, two cheetahs chased after the impala one after the other.
The cheetah in front of him slapped a claw on the back of the impala, directly causing the impala to fall to the ground, and then stood in place waiting for another cheetah to catch up.
Just as the two cheetahs were enjoying their meal, the photographer also came to the cheetah and watched the cheetah eat up close. I have to say that the photographer's courage is really big, and he is not afraid that the cheetah will attack him.
