Twin Cheetahs Must Work Together to Hunt Impala | Love Nature

After being foiled by a lion pride for a kill, a daring pair of cheetah brothers target an unsuspecting impala. The only way these cats will survive...is together.
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[@joannmello5085]

Love the cheetahs

[@Fadedecho1]

Cheetahs are simply badass cats. Solo moms with cubs definitely. Cheetahs are designed as such. They may be smaller but they do they job. And well. Especially together ❤

[@patriciadavis1393]

I love your content and so far it's been mostly Lions which I love but the Cheetahs are so beautiful😊😊😊😊 I think my favorite cat has got to be Panthers😊😊😊😊

[@user-ny6uo1ym9f]

Amazing animals , and amazing the time endurance and work involving to film these cats . thank You Love Nature. Because of Love Nature , finally saved enough to go to Zambia ,next June to look for “ little misfit “ lol

[@YungTorchaVL13th]

Masterfully designed 🤌🏾

[@JaceZig]

I like watching this stuff

[@stephaniecooper6601]

They are just so darn cute ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@danielwebster5748]

Cheetahs have to be that fast not only to catch her prey but to get away from predators the second fastest animal they like to chase or Thompson's gazelle they would always catch him except for one thing the Thompson's gazelle can do much tighter turns than the cheetah can do . That's why 50% of the time the gazelle gets away

[@skelly_universe7215]

Cheetahs ain't big cats :/ And size does not matter. They are fro family Felidae so they are much closer related to house cats than Lions or Leopards that are the big cats, from family Panthera.

[@fuiplu]

They are big enough to take down prey..