Cheetah jumps into a Safari Vehicle - Masai Mara - Kenya

[@babiryeleah5463]

I'm more happy to see that she a mother cheetah successfully raised four Cubs to that size and level. Truly beautiful

[@raj.7539]

Tourists : This ride is so boring . Cheetahs : Let us Introduce ourselves .

[@judithkyeliza8451]

Hahahahah

[@vasu-pt9wj]

😂😂

[@miltononyango]

and the heart begins to race ...fast ...faster than a ferari

[@Mugaa795]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@DevendraKumar-ou2pv]

. Sparingly beautiful. 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@hwtodoit2567]

So this was recommended to everyone on KZbin after 5 years

[@Ogx3edits]

Same case here

[@srikanth6170]

Yes and this video has made me so happy 🥺❤️

[@timbrowder2059]

Exactly what a joke

[@bovellois]

It's an interesting study on the human species.

[@Ricardo_Moreno]

8 years*

[@Shazzadut1]

Mamma cheetah: ‘Time to go scare the crap out of the tourists again kiddies’ Young cheetahs: ‘Yippee that’s the fun part of the day!’

[@thecatarmy3485]

1) The fact that the cheetah had raised 4 cubs to be that size is mighty impressive considering the survival odds, so wonderful job to the cheetah mama! 2) The mood of this video could easily be changed just by putting scary music over it lol

[@sscbkr48]

They obviously weren't hungry having already eaten the last batch of tourists..

[@literallynobody4840]

😆 🤣

[@lilkwizbeats9343]

🤣😂😁

[@Telugu_Vlogs_Off]

😂😂😂

[@Thanos-u5f]

@@Telugu_Vlogs_Off 😂😂😂😂

[@XTREME2000]

😂😂😂lol

[@DennisAllums]

"Hey Kids, Meals on wheels is here". " "Were not hungry dad" "okay well lets just chill then"

[@Segomi]

Hahahahahahahahahaha!

[@dawna4185]

hahah...good one

[@MaeveChao]

It's actually mom

[@Brownie338-r4b]

Cheetah : looks like the comfortable padded roof top was designed for our sunbathing…

[@alysongiovannucci2736]

Cheetah: my Uber eats is here🤣

[@macmac8249]

Meals on wheels?

[@arialbold2069]

Exactly my thought!

[@nightnyungwe5945]

Thanks for the laughs 🤣

[@packerman7410]

They dont eat humans and are mostly timid but can hurt you pretty badly

[@clintdunshee757]

@Nicole none of what you said is true. Ive seen cheetahs live in action in Africa. They are wild animals not pets. They were used in the past for hunting, but only when raised as cubs. And while their head is smaller than a leopards, they have greater bite force, 485psi vs 475psi. If they clamped onto your head or neck your done for. They are less aggressive for sure, and generally try to stay as far from humans as they can. They view the vehicle as a buffer and will get closer.

[@henrikhyrup3995]

A buddy of mine went on one of these safaries some years ago. They came across some cheetahs that clearly knew what the vehicles were and what was inside the vehicles posed no threat. A mother with 2 cubs, they were about 4-5 months old. One of them jumped into the car. The guides had made it clear how everyone should behave; no sudden movements, just sit and be as calm as possible so not to provoke any unexpected reaction from the cheetahs. My buddy told me that the cub that jumped into the car was quite curious. He sat as still as he could, and looked straight ahead, but the cheetah cub poked its face right in front of him and sniffed his face gently, then turned around and jumped off the car. He said that even though it only lasted maybe a couple of seconds, he looked into the most gorgeous eyes he had ever seen from any animal. In that exact moment he fell deeply in love with cheetahs.

[@justaguy1679]

Henrik Høyrup Sounds like Malaika. She seems to enjoy the vehicles.

[@pp185784]

Along with wet pants

[@alexanderwalle3568]

Bet it sucks that he's had to settle for Cheetos ever since aw

[@Shalayah2010]

Wow!!!

[@patrickschengen4466]

Leopard is the baddest of the bad animals. It doesn't play with people. Lion, tiger, cheetah, ...are cool with people; I ment, one may tame or domesticate lion, cheetah, and so on more easily than tame a leopard. Look around the circus, never you will see a leopard ! Why then? People who domesticated leopard have a secret to do that, magic power.

[@amanakash893]

I don't know Man but this background music is definitely not the one which will be playing at the back of my head if a cheetah enters my vehicle. 🙄

[@Endou-q6q]

Coffin dance?

[@Nikhilsharma-dp9tw]

@@Endou-q6q 😂

[@kashishpannu2128]

@@Endou-q6q 😂😂🤣

[@ravalajay2983]

😂🤙

[@who3051]

@@Endou-q6q XD 😂😂😂

[@linedanzer4302]

I've been to the Masai Mara twice. I love that place. On both occasions I did the *Champagne Breakfast Hot Air Balloon Safari.* If you have the means, I highly suggest it. It's an experience I will never forget. *Kudos to the tourists and the driver who were quiet and mostly still and respectful.*

[@KarolM1964]

Wow, you are so blessed to have been there!

[@beckycaughel7557]

@@KarolM1964 yes wow! A hot air balloon on safari that would be marvelous

[@KarolM1964]

@beckycaughel7557 Right? I might be able to scrape up the money to get to Africa, but I don't think my body would cooperate at this point in my life. It always was a bucket list item. I wish I would have gone when I was younger.

[@Mr_Rough_Road]

Who else appreciates the quality of the video? Great clarity 🙌🙌

[@doctorharry]

yeah its more clear than most of them

[@ivry4846]

One question : what the hell are we doing in their territory?

[@mohammedshareefc1873]

@@ivry4846 Their territory? how do you know it is their territory?

[@ElizaMS17]

The cheetahs seem a lot nicer than a lot of the people commenting on this video....

[@johnsonroyi6572]

quite right

[@thegreatnormad3424]

100 times

[@abdulksheikh]

ElizaMS17 truly

[@himanshuveer4205]

Right

[@himanshuveer4205]

ElizaMS17 you are awesome

[@ronaldsegage5621]

Face to face with these animals, what a brave pack these cheetahs must be.

[@benmzuri]

Aki ya mungu umenimaliza kabisa hahahaha!!

[@roddnyjones2927]

@@sudiptasingha5936 you dont get the joke do you

[@roddnyjones2927]

How about slowing down and re reading the comment so you can get the joke😒

[@sudiptasingha5936]

@Dream IAS oh now I gt it...😁😁😁

[@sudiptasingha5936]

@@roddnyjones2927 😆😁😁

[@lyeoneatanas3547]

Human :we give our lives to you as a living sacrifice. Cheetah : we don't eat junk

[@musa2843]

They hate the taste and smell of human flesh

[@robertngetha1302]

Tourist: you are very docile and friendly. Do you kill really? Cheetah: I just kill for survival otherwise I don't see it necessary.

[@veganm8918]

exactly unlike humans that kill for fun.

[@veganm8918]

​@Acidic Jew I have had 5 different cats in my life. House cats kill a mouse as slowly as possible. It is play until the last twitch. You are the one who is divorced from reality. I suppose you think farm animals have a great life and are killed with kindness too huh? lol Your grasp on reality is tenuous.

[@michaellorde5853]

Nice place to sit

[@theminuskai7453]

@@veganm8918 farm animals are killed faster than any cat could posibly kill a mouse, hell big cats even eat they prey while they are still alive, if anything, humans deliver the quickest deaths

[@veganm8918]

​@@theminuskai7453 Most animals raised as food get abused their entire lives. And its clear you have never seen undercover footage in a slaughter house. Here is a very short and toned down film that shows a little of reality unlike your fantasy. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoXSfZaga7WJoas

[@himself187]

love my country and proud to be a Kenyan

[@mikeretzer5734]

why doesnt Obama claim Kenya as his birthplace?

[@tonygreene81able]

bratha nice we get it

[@babatundeadetula1844]

Mike Retzer Sometimes prejudice makes "human beings" forget they have brains, and thus make irrelevant comments!.. what now is the relevance of your comment with Cheetahs & Safari?

[@heyshee7099]

Mike Retzer text him and ask him

[@swaminathanthiruchabai7145]

Your country has produced good marathon runners..👍🍻

[@thebeginningofsorrows7500]

Shaking tourist: Should I get out and run now? Cheetah: Make my day.

[@johnnyguitar6639]

Naah,they're just practicing they shake down game. First they look all cute and cuddly, posing for the camera. than when they least expect it,they start the shake down.

[@AAhmed79]

South Africa and Kenya are really King and Queen of Africa, so wonderful and even great people to work with, excellent memories.

[@zenya9620]

I didn't even know we were the queen of Africa 😂😂

[@stephaniecarrow4898]

What an excellent, successful mom ~ to raise four cubs to near adulthood! And what an experience of a lifetime.

[@tamildeluxe3222]

Cheetahs : drop my gang near that deer Driver : 😰ok

[@praveenthmj755]

😂😂

[@rams509]

lol

[@lonelyburger2995]

🤣🤣🤣

[@dwamburu1]

such an incident can instantly make you learn how to pray

[@theminuskai7453]

Or instead of praying you could search up studies that show cheetahs are docile to humans

[@reign5426]

😂😂😂

[@theplug_truecrime]

Before you become prey.

[@gerrytushh]

You pray when you're a coward in this instance... because a real African can't fear a cheetah. A real African will probably pray when they meet a leopard or lion... these two don't joke..😎

[@Mugaa795]

😂😂😂

[@emcooper3031]

Love how the guides have a cab with windows to roll up, but the tourists are there for the taking, lol.

[@clementmpushe5957]

they have to be able to take another bunch when the one behind them is eaten.

[@_aka5h]

These animals showed more humanity than most of the human ...

[@BIGFACTSENT]

Don't insult the animals

[@_aka5h]

@@BIGFACTSENT you meant us ? Right?

[@ajay4064]

u mean animality

[@_aka5h]

@@ajay4064 that was a joke on humans actually.

[@Junjo11]

These cheetah seems as if they were raised by humans.

[@Mikeknapz]

This gotta be a genuine reason I am proud of my country Kenya. We hospitable plus our wildlife. A nice feature indeed. Edit: (August 2019):- Thank you all for the love. Welcome to 🇰🇪 at any other time and experience the nature's beauty, diverse cultures and the hospitality. Be assured of that you have indefinate wishes of coming back here.

[@chetanshandilya1]

Michael Cheruiyot , You got the nature's gem.. KINDLY preserve them..

[@pdp_nag]

Michael Cheruiyot , I feel so happy about this video. You are blessed to be in Kenya. Long live your nation.

[@binoyk6588]

Michael Cheruiyot i am from india. My dad worked at nairobi for last 15 years.. nice people and nice place my dad always says so.. Hakunna matata...

[@Righteous69]

Great to see vegetarian cheetah. 😁

[@rajKumar73893]

Kenya ki behen ki chut

[@h.e.s.5248]

The cheetahs were probably thinking: "Road Trip!!!" 🙂

[@user-ny6uo1ym9f]

Cut the music, want to hear Africa

[@sumanthpoojary8441]

The only one who is safe here is driver😂

[@ryusseiblade4291]

Of course, who's gonna drive the passenger's bodies after they die.

[@kdip26]

😂😂😂😂

[@shubhamakanh5765]

@@ryusseiblade4291 i think there will be no body😛

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

The driver has an open sunroof. However it's worth noting that cheetahs aren't considered dangerous to people, and the number of people who have been killed by a cheetah is "zero".

[@rahimfreshhh6610]

You're so right

[@kagodenis783]

A leopard used to escort my mum in the evening, leave after taking water. The Dogs would be backing in the neighbors homestead until Kenya Wildlife Service personnel came for the leopard after multiple escorts to quite some people during dry seasons. They knew if they follow you,,you have water. That's why you are advised to leave water outside during dry season in a basin for the wildlife out there. Kudos to this beautiful picture. God Bless Kenya

[@Jenniferspace]

😳 true story?

[@fredrickosoro271]

Good advice

[@xyzsame4081]

A leopard attracks primates and I would get quite nervours if one would escort me. Cheetahs don't see humans as prey, but I would not bet on leopards not even a big male would be safe (w/o weapon) if the leopard is hungry). Leopards come into villages and settlements in India and I think there have been attacks on children.

[@scotsmanofnewengland7713]

Beautiful Seems those Cheetahs knew those tourists weren’t a risk and wanted to rest a in comfort and maybe go for a ride. Thanks for showing that nature and humans can interact Peacefully ❤

[@randyearles1634]

prey runs. they were sitting still. Not prey but if one person took off running, guess what ? Prey and they would attack!

[@ppgod6989]

Humans are also nature

[@RandomMaximal]

Cheetah cub: Uh… mom? Are you sure this is our Uber driver?

[@dang5297]

Ive done these tours for 2 years. Nothing bad ever happened. It always a pleasure to see cheetahs roaming around.

[@TeamDriftEVO]

Dan g. So just because nothing happened you think its fine ?... These are wild animals.. they can and will kill you in the blink of an eye. They are NOT tame.

[@dang5297]

@@TeamDriftEVO animals arent dumb. We dont fuck with them and they wont fuck with us. We arent on top of their food chain

[@TeamDriftEVO]

@@dang5297 Question - Why have you done this tour ?

[@dang5297]

@@TeamDriftEVO I love nature and animals

[@TeamDriftEVO]

@@dang5297 - BUT--- you live in kenya or a tourist ?

[@williepurdom9253]

Cheetahs "Why run when you can ride".

[@Mugaa795]

😂😂😂

[@ncc1701deee]

Front-row seat Agnes: "See, aren't you glad you came now?" Front-row seat Dorothy: *mentally screaming for help in brain*

[@sallu438]

Hence proved. They don't harm unless provoked. Magnificent video.

[@kellywoodward7473]

Cheetahs " We would like a tour of the gazelles please."

[@tombourque7726]

Lol

[@davidnicholas8772]

hhahaha lo

[@computerwebtraining.alirez4370]

Kelly Woodward i like too

[@shaikhafroz6046]

Bring me with you please,when you'll go

[@computerwebtraining.alirez4370]

Yes nice.ilike gobeith a tour .

[@sivavettaiyan1632]

Tamil trekker chennal😍 masai mara

[@mikekinyua839]

What a great video.. am not brave enough to remain that calm..kudos to the driver & the passagers

[@chapmanalexander5196]

Michael Kinyua That means you could be easily eaten.

[@LosticusSoulicus]

Cheetahs have no interest in humans, there are currently no recorded human fatalities from cheetahs in the wild. Even when encountered on foot cheetahs tend to be very reserved to humans. But the kudos are still very much deserved

[@jakeloverman]

Cheetahs have a mechanism in their brain. It won't eat what doesn't first run and it has to chase first. A cheetah could straight up walk right up to a gazelle and If it didn't run, the cheetah wouldn't know what to do to kill it.

[@kshithijsharma]

Cheetahs are small animals. Leopards are bigger and dangerous. Cheetah's are the size of slightly larger dog and its jaws are small in proportion to the body. Cheetahs can attack only children and are not large enough to attack adults

[@emilianolus9215]

Michael Kinyua they sre not calm.. They have fear

[@joanneperlmutter2038]

Staggeringly beautiful. I would give up worldly possessions for that experience.

[@johnp2863]

They put some soft music while the passenger are taking a shi* on their pants. Not fair.

[@josephinebennington7247]

“Good day folks, I’m now your guide for this trip”.

[@Ketooru]

This is surely a life time experience, staying close to these beautiful animals...god is great, he created so many creatures, they all have equal rights to live on this earth...pls save every animal and don't hurt them...

[@justicehenrydamian475]

come to Africa then , particularly Kenya, Tanzania and South Africa where there numbers are strongest. It aint expensive

[@harshnandan3137]

@@justicehenrydamian475 🤩🤗

[@spencerwhitsett9350]

💯

[@ahwenepankasawinsconsin]

God

[@spencertwoeightyz3383]

lots of people are focused on how they didnt like the music. i didnt even notice it until i read the comments. and that is a win in my book.

[@RaggedyAndi1]

"Now I told you its time to go, if you cannot listen I am not going to bring you to the people zoo anymore." :D So beautiful !

[@JohnSmith-ct5jd]

Okay, thumbs up. LOL.

[@bumblebee4280]

😂😂

[@zgaviation6481]

This is my new favorite video on youtube.

[@cyndiknapp4904]

Magnificently beautiful animals.

[@driltg7672]

What an absolute unforgettable experience that was! Cheetahs are beautiful 😻

[@vickiehorowitz1934]

Oh my god!!! I am in masaai mara now on our last day of a 12 day safari. Seeing lots of big cats here in .asai mara. We were told that the cheetah momma in this video was particularly comfortable with the jeeps (duh!!!). We have had close encointers everyday with leopards and especially lions, but no close cheetahs as most are quite shy.

[@chandramohan7155]

Driver to tourist: You have already signed a suicide letter, so it's not my problem folks 😂😂

[@jimorr820]

The question is who are the real tourists. The people or the Cats?

[@scotsmanofnewengland7713]

Good One

[@lucindathefaithful7599]

My gosh this is adorable! I love how they lay on top of the roof just chilling.

[@rupertmurdock3935]

When that one cheetah's inside looking out like, "Hey I'm on safari. Yea, I don't know what you guys are looking at. I don't get it."

[@mirazerhaciyev3546]

Rupert Murdock o

[@shamnayak6796]

Those two ladies : pretending to be okay, but heart is in mouth 😄😄😄😄😄

[@Muchkohogu]

Oho karnataka dovra neevu? 😆😅

[@aakshisingh1816]

@@Muchkohogu Huu ri

[@Muchkohogu]

@@aakshisingh1816 ohh banni banni. Welcome. Yellaru kannadigaru illi meeting madana😂

[@malkia4457]

😂😂😂😂😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Bishnu_Deb]

Their heart in the mouth and pants wet.

[@WildlifeObsessed]

Sensational video of a Toyota CheetahCruiser on safari. Massive Congrats to the lot of you for keeping your cool and not frightening them.

[@ssylvie317]

Le guepard est très joueur..je l ai déjà remarqué en Tanzanie. Un animal magnifique ❤

[@marleoca2644]

WOW! I can't believe how relaxed were the cheetahs next to the humans!! I also can't believe how relaxed the people remained when that cheetah jumped almost in somebody's lap! I'm telling you, I would've shit my pants instantly...

[@Tata-bd9nx]

You are usually advised to remain calm,so as not to make the cheetah feel like its been threatened,coz if it does it will strike

[@EspitiaRub]

Notice the empty seat in the back? It explains why they weren't hungry anymore.

[@Effie-x4b]

The tour guides are in an enclosed cab. What dies that tell you?

[@wipatriot510]

Other than his window being open, the sun roof being open, absolutely nothing...

[@megacrafteur6235]

That the truck has been built like any other truck on the world? With a cab?

[@JustinPaul1st]

Rumour has it the land cruiser had a Jaguar engine...so the Cheetah thought they just family passing through 😂😂😂

[@Janyce62562]

Kitties are happy with this new elevated position 😅

[@williampapadopoulos8145]

I would have loved to pet the puddy tat! This has got to be on my bucket list someday!

[@j.abraham9744]

I saw these 5 Cheetah cubs (our driver told that initially, they were 6 cubs) along with their mother in Oct 2014 at the same place. They used to see humans on daily basis since their birth, so they are not harmful.

[@dullahmiki9139]

Don't trust animals

[@MxmdAmn]

@@dullahmiki9139 more like Don't Trust humans ! We both have instincts good or bad but Animals are always nicer

[@billylauwda9178]

@@dullahmiki9139 History has told me, to not trust other humans so easily. Not animals, other humans. So far in History i have not yet find a single instance where an animal deliberately lie and back stab a human.

[@dullahmiki9139]

@@billylauwda9178 mmmmhhh,.but is not in this situation....i can trust animals more than people...but depends in what situation is

[@youtubeking2686]

@@MxmdAmn Humans are the most unpredictable lot....and cunning too😂😂😂

[@jemima73able]

Wonderful, marvellous. what a great experience. wonderful wild creatures, so lovely. How lucky to have been in that vehicle, and have those amazing, lovely animals so close.

[@silaslizzie43]

Why put music to this? Isn't the moment enough? The music was not a positive addition to this video.

[@brother_Tennessee]

I know it is annoying

[@sebastianmusamali811]

At the end the tails are waving good bye to the tourists 😂😂Thank you God for blessing our country 🙏 Kenya 🇰🇪

[@lonelyburger2995]

I’m from Kenya 🇰🇪 I’m proud to be Kenya my parents are from Somalia East Africa is blessed with beautiful wildlife 😍😍

[@timwilde4200]

Judging by some of the comments here many don't know squat about cheetahs. They're by far the most placid of the big cats, so much so that they've been kept as pets in Africa going back thousands of years, even by the ancient Egyptians. In temperament they're more like a dog than a cat, and even some that have been brought in from the wild have been tamed down. That doesn't mean that you can just walk straight up to a wild cheetah without potential consequences, but this video of them lolling about harmlessly on a vehicle is typical of their behavior and it wouldn't be done if the drivers weren't familiar with Cheetah behavior - the evidence is right there in front of your eyes, folks, not least in the way one hopped into the back and straight back out. Not a hope in hell would operators allow big cats like lions or tigers to do something like this on an open vehicle, it would be far too dangerous - I've been on tiger safaris, and the vibe is totally different.

[@marianneoelund2940]

Yes, Cheetahs can be very personable. In India, they have been used for centuries, on hunting expeditions - which of course means they live with human families. Sometimes they don't even require an invitation: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4jFqnWKfpx3sLM

[@autumnfragrance7185]

Not wild ones

[@TheWrongBrother]

High ground ... they are always looking for high ground to survey the vast savannah around them ... vehicles are the perfect high ground and all the cheetahs are trying to do is get to the top to chill out and look around. Almost all safari vehicles in the camps here in Kenya are open.

[@marvindebot3264]

@@autumnfragrance7185 Yes wild ones, they are big softies, seriously.

[@marthawoodworth4380]

Have you ever gotten into a fight with your domesticated little kitten or pussycat? They can dig in real good, scratch and bite you and draw blood. Think what a "placid" cheetah can do.

[@Brownie338-r4b]

Combining such soothing music with the calm cheetahs lying around , it gives people to have an urge to take one home as their house pet …. Imagine coming home everyday to have a cheetah there greeting you …

[@kurian2012]

that music undoubtedly sets the mood before becoming cheetah's dinner

[@helenwood5364]

they are well fed wont take human as dinner.

[@Rangelandsafaris]

Real freedom is in nature, amazing wildlife moments, true African safari feel

[@karthikas560]

What a beautiful memory for all of them ! Wildlife at its best

[@LordGreystoke-h5t]

Such beautiful and majestic cats. A natural treasure.❤

[@Rocko76]

It’s incredible how friendly cheetahs are: the nice wild big cats of Africa. But they are disappearing: please protect them with all your powers, so that our future generations will still have the privilege to witness the life of this majestic creature.

[@DoRaLiWi]

@R C: You're absolutely right, I totally agree !

[@pietrojenkins6901]

Chinese poachers are to blame.

[@lylawhalen5444]

i wish I could have one😉😊🤗💓

[@lillytaggert178]

They are disappearing because people kill them. People have the opportunity to kill them because of safaris like this which make them get used to people so they don’t fear people any longer.

[@jkagoso]

from experience i can tell you Cheetahs are tamable like a domestic cat but lions and leopards always have an aggressive side that never goes away..

[@iviewthetube]

Tour guide to the cheetahs:"I brought you dinner!"

[@arealist11]

When one of them hopped in the Jeep, pretty sure I’d need a diaper change if I were in that vehicle :-/

[@michaelkamaumuchina4019]

You will need what😂😂

[@isaiah53apologetics56]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@reverse2k204]

arealist11 you wear diaper whatt you will change I think you are 4 ueat old???

[@lonegamer1218]

Lel cowards fuck off im (6’4) tall and 190 lbs and as a person who is naturally muscular i always believed I could easily take down even a fuckin cougar and cheetah wouldn’t stand a chance against me as it’s not as agile and strong as others big cats

[@davetherave3511]

Cheetahs are harmless to humans, leopards are much more dangerous, and are man eaters

[@standubaj8989]

Only the laundry lady knows how scared they were 😂

[@ellicel]

This clip would be entirely different with a theme that sounded more like the Jaws motif than a lullaby!

[@bendover9021]

They’re some of the most peaceful predators on earth. They’re actually very shy and scared of people if anything. Nothing like a lion or somethin.

[@martial_]

This is a feeling one needs to experience once in their lifetime

[@victoriakimberly1526]

Proud to be a kenyan..Proud of our wildlife

[@AmatureAstronomer]

Cheetahs don't eat humans and humans don't eat cheetahs, so no problem.

[@biancaamararobert9805]

Who tell you that?

[@Oneofakind123]

I didn't take drugs either until I tried it. Now I can't stop. 😂

[@jayachandran.a]

@@biancaamararobert9805 A cheetah, probably.

[@drom_inthehouz]

But I eat cheetahs, I find them delicious

[@mystic7579]

?????!!!!!!

[@wipatriot510]

As far as any of the big cats are concerned, the cheetah is the least worrisome...

[@dogwithwigwamz.7320]

Quite right. I always think of the large wild cats of Africa and Asia in terms of the domestic `western moggy.` I know what it`s like to have a 1kg domestic `house cat` clinging on to my upper leg / arm / shoulder. It`s not pleasant. So `even` a cheetah could inflict some very serious pain on a man / person. `Can`t imagine what it would be like to have a 180kg wild version stuck all over the human body. It would be an excrutiating nightmare - but not, thankfully, for long.

[@michaelmckinney7240]

only big cat with non-retractable claws,

[@robvansteijn9324]

the first ever recording of a group of vegetarian cheetah's, really unique!!!

[@Jenniferspace]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤝

[@charleskaro777]

I still do not understand this! But I cannot dare do this!

[@marty97775]

I've been to Masi Mara....incredible experience, even had some similiar encounter. It gets worriesome though when you're staring at a cheetah eye to eye with no saftey net and you realize your not on top of the food chain anymore😂

[@francinesicard464]

I visited the Serengeti in Tanzania, across the Masai Mara in Kenya and we had an experience with cheetahs. One morning in our lodge we heard a terrible howl. A woman had wanted to go to the dining hall for breakfast, and on leaving her lodge at the far end of the camp, found 2 cheetahs lying outside her door. No good! Because as our guide explained, if you stay quiet, there is less risk for a cheetah to attack. They are such beautiful creatures. Nowhere can we see so many gnus, and such large crocodiles, real monsters.

[@experimentexpert2714]

Thanks for recommending after 9 years😂

[@paulwalker6297]

Of all the big cats, Cheetahs are well known for being gentle, very curious, and usually non-threatening towards the people around them 🥰 🐾 X

[@charlesnicholas4758]

Awesome video. Must have been a real thrill for the vehicle occupants. Amazing that four cubs had survived to be that big.

[@ravisub304]

Good photography....................and good background music.

[@andyprem]

I love the massai mara .. was there this year feb .. just magic

[@ashwinib5017]

Is it safe , planning to go with kids the coming feb

[@andyprem]

@@ashwinib5017 yes

[@katieking7231]

I’m considering a trip the last week of Feb but have been worried about the heat that time of year. Was it bearable?

[@andyprem]

@@katieking7231 feb end is not too hot. I think april is when it is hottest. also more importantly the rain had stopped so the grass was not too tall,

[@paradiseofpersians5299]

For all those thinking the cheetahs might be full or pet , u r wrong . The cheetahs are familiar with the vehicle as they see it as a giant beast which they can't beat up. The passengers have to be seated strictly as if they stand up it would change the shape of the vehicle in cheetahs eyes. They might be aggressive at that moment.

[@mzondovictor158]

How do u know this

[@paradiseofpersians5299]

@@mzondovictor158 search utube

[@chip_potle]

Am in awe, lovely cheetahs .damn they were so full and just wanted a ride.... Love from Kenya

[@karphin1]

They are lovely animals. What an experience.

[@huto9606]

That`s like a dream, to see the most beautiful cats!

[@HbninfotechTutorials]

It seems that they are Vegetarians... Interesting

[@LosticusSoulicus]

Cheetahs have no interest in humans, there are currently no recorded human fatalities from cheetahs in the wild. Even when encountered on foot cheetahs tend to be very reserved to humans.

[@politicaltwinkie2370]

lamo

[@salimalmahry]

HBN Infotech - Tutorials lol i think their bellies were full at that time.

[@kshithijsharma]

Cheetahs are small and its head is smaller in proportion to its body as compared with leopard/lion. Hence Cheetahs are not strong enough to attack big humans. Children can be attacked but not adults

[@fifthrider]

Cheetahs have a history of co-habitation with humans. Look back to Egyptian Hieroglyphs and there's plenty of instances of cheetahs and dogs working in tandem as a team for herding or hunting with their humans. Even today many zoos will allow the rejected cheetah cubs to co-habitate with dogs as a sibling while growing up. Over here in San Diego we have an exhibit at the Safari Park where cheetahs meet-n-greet people and run after a simulated rabbit in the "Cheetah Run" area. The fence is only 3 feet high, if the cheetah wanted out it would be no problem to go over it and into the audience. It's their ability to work with humans and not see us as food or a threat that assures this doesn't happen.

[@ruthshivani]

Why spoil this BeautyFULL natural footage with the overlay of music , masking the natural sounds 😳

[@dinahquillen9380]

I bet there was a lot of praying and wet pants - but what an experience 😅❤

[@fairdatashare8145]

I am very curious to know why the cheetah did not attack the people?

[@Emmanuel-xv2ob]

well cheetahs dont have people on their menu so they tend to stay away or even when they come close they are just smelling you to find out what you are. Unless they are prrovoked they will just walk away

[@fairdatashare8145]

@@Emmanuel-xv2ob i see.

[@Emmanuel-xv2ob]

@@fairdatashare8145 you should come to masai mara in kenya and get the experience

[@fairdatashare8145]

@@Emmanuel-xv2ob definitely mate. My bad luck that I visited Tanzania 2015 and didn't get a chance to visit Kenya. I heard about a lot about to visit national park and see live lion and tiger in front of eyes hunting for. I have old friend from Kenya and hopefully I would visit one day if I am alive till then.

[@flboiy8503]

They're use to seeing people and they're not threatened by humans so they don't have a reason to fear us. But I bet you better not try and pet em. Cheetah are the only big cat that don't prey on humans.

[@vinna2k884]

The bgm should be played after a day they all reached heaven.

[@noornoor9278]

I just got chest pain after reading your comment 😂😂😂😂

[@rohitadigam2466]

Those cheetas are trained... Bcoz cheetahs are solitary animals

[@riasharma3927]

underrated comment.

[@justicehenrydamian475]

@@rohitadigam2466 nope, females are solitary but males(mostly brothers) live in a group called a COALITION

[@Sharonleepiano]

Beautiful video. Please take out the music!!!!!!

[@davidwheatcroft2797]

Cheetahs make the best pets. There was one on our ship going from Zanzibar to Venice - we, as kids, got to cuddle it!

[@sg72646]

Time out from survival mode for these majestic creatures. Wonderful interaction!

[@willgraham8878]

BEAUTIFUL!!! Cheetahs have a lot of LOVE to Give and Share!!! Despite all the mistreatment they have received at the hands of humans its amazing some of them still trust us!!!!!

[@jacquelinehorton9983]

You are absolutely right x

[@TarotRider-t2m]

You are absolutely wrong