Frans Lanting & Christine Eckstrom: Cheetahs on the Brink | Nat Geo Live

[@LordRusty5]

Mr. Lanting, you are one of my all time Wildlife Photography heroes. Thank you, and Ms. Eckstrom, for this wonderful presentation!

[@leilkhalatbari]

perfect! specially when showing the Game guards of the Naybandan Wildlife refuge, they are the ones who really care about cheetahs :) I miss them

[@muviewsic]

From these pictures and videos, I could feel the vulnerability of cheetahs. It is very sad to see their hard and uncertain life condition caused by human activities. The love between supermom and her children is so pure. Love is also an essential emotion for these cheetahs. Taking so much time and efforts to build the set up, but still can not get the ideal image just proved the rareness of cheetahs. These evolution miracle deserve a living place on earth. Protect them, with all my wishes...

[@Jakezz88]

i like the super mum story...1st time i heard of a cheetah raising 6 cubs! really hope their population would grow...

[@89Tejinder]

Wow...... its great documentary. Cheetahs should survive.

[@miladpashapour]

I do appreciate the Cheetahs after this documentary. Thank you for your great work.

[@niman85]

MUST SEE video for EVERYONE

[@naturegoggle]

Natgeo you are one of the purest form.

[@chrosadomartinez]

Very touching documentary, hands down for these folks and their efforts to capture a great cat.

[@Kingkaya211cm]

Thank you for giving information about the greatest best most beautiful Iranian cheetahs.

[@arashd5012]

Very informative, thank you for all efforts you have done.

[@omoeini]

Excellent effort - Thank you

[@ki33ys]

Beautiful animal

[@NeidalRuekk]

Where can I donate to help these wonderful animals? I hope they do not vanish as fast as they run; indeed, I hope they make a comeback at that speed.

[@xuimod]

Really good program and rather powerful. Sad cheetahs are so scarce in that part of the world. They seem rather benevolent for big cats.

[@suman2135]

it's not the mane, there are many more differences. cheetahs are slender and have more aerodynamic shape compared to lions. lions are more bulky, have bigger heads, cheetahs have elongated front paws that helps them while running, cheetah's tails is longer in proportion to their body compared to lions. these are just some

[@UnlistedInvisibility]

Amazing.

[@kkmb4u]

great one... great effort to get the pics

[@TheKrystahlPhoenix]

Great show! And one reason I'm still subscribed.

[@Kobra2006]

its hard to find such good documentation about old persian things. i know its hard to get such information because of the actual situation of the iranian goverment. its hard to get journalists or scientists in the country so i have to leave a comment here and say thanks for upload :)

[@2hesss]

Nice work. Thank you for your efforts to show this to the world.

[@slightlystooopid420]

Cheetahs are my favorite animal. I hope they can survive.

[@robertrea64]

Nice footage thank you.

[@bersibaferdosi2951]

good video and good information! I didnt know about cheetahs in Iran!! thank you!

[@Brittanity]

My favourite spacies!

[@NationalGeoLive]

If you like this show, just wait for next week. Cheetahs in slow-mo.

[@NationalGeoLive]

You can subscribe to just the National Geographic Live shows if that's what you prefer. I'm glad you like them. Cheers.

[@robertrea64]

I fear for all big cat's I fear for the wolf but I don't fear for me.

[@dianesmigelski5804]

I posted this story to my FB page. I hope everyone who comments does. Maybe getting more people to know what is going on we can do something about it......

[@vidaett]

Haha, laughed so hard when they got scared by the thunder :)

[@fahadqavi2702]

The cheetah is my favorite animal

[@M3athandler]

Why can't I get college tests on this shit?

[@ZippinSquirrum89]

The cheetah onstage at 18:51 (:

[@hassanmohammad3104]

ich liebe geparden

[@nishant17285]

India lost his asiatic cheetah population in 1950s, probably the only spices of India which went extinct. They are planning to reintroduce cheetah in grasslands of India but talkes failed when Iran refuse to give any cheetah or cells for cloning. India has good track record of growing endangered spices population eg. Asiatic lions and and Bengal tigers. Govt. Is also wealthy enough to support such programs financially. I hope this reintroduction works fine and Cheetah will roam again in grasslands of India.

[@Syoung2100s]

what do you mean 'only'? you could had put it the other way and said i was 'only' 50% wrong

[@Syoung2100s]

you're from the northern iran by origin, aren't you? XP

[@leilkhalatbari]

well, only 50 % from my father side :)

[@suman2135]

I know what a 'mane' means.

[@shahrayar52]

come on,Cheetah is norteamerican?

[@user-xe2eb1zj5i]

indiya

[@lookatchya]

they can't

[@liukin95]

"We can claim Cheetah's as a North American big cat"... NO! -_-

[@user-xe2eb1zj5i]

indiya

[@user-xe2eb1zj5i]

no amerika indiya

[@laksamanasufi1337]

pet