Cheetah chases wildebeest | The Hunt - BBC One
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Watch the BBC first on iPlayer 👉 bbc.in/iPlayer-Home Different times of year offer different opportunities for Cheetah. Hunting Wildebeest calves is a fleeting opportunity that they must take advantage of.
Nature documentary series narrated by Sir David Attenborough. A look at predator and prey strategies in the open arenas of desert and grassland.
The open arenas of grassland and desert make up half of all land on our planet. In these exposed habitats, predators like cheetahs, bald eagles and lions can usually see their prey. But it works both ways: their prey can see them too. With nothing but open vistas, the element of surprise is hard-won, and predators must make their own opportunities. This episode explores the strategies of predator and prey in the open arena.
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"Mommy! Wait for me!!!"
"Sorry, my child. It's everyone for themselves now."
The funny thing is that an adult Wildebeest could easily just chase the cheetah off but the mother just ditches the child anyway.
rip in peace baby horse thingy
Wildebeest. It's in the description and the narrator says it at least once.
It's a wildebeest
+LiamLuis96 aww that's adorable.
LiamLuis96 rip mean Rest In Peace so you don't need to say rip in peace and you are an Idot btw
thats a gnu
"The mothers block her path. But in a flat out chase, nothing can outrun a cheetah." GOOSEBUMPS.
Same here
Praise mother instead!
There animals able to outrun a cheetah
@@scp-jd4py only if they see him running from a distance
Leon gamerboy by endurance but not speed
video about cheetah's speed...shows in slow motion -_-
lol
You wouldn't see shit at full speed. There are thousand of full speed footage on CZcams tho
@@kingphil4073 Agree, cheetahs are so fast, the cameramen can't keep up with filming them, they're just a blur. And you can't see the beauty of their legs and spine moving. Just look at the background moving beside them to appreciate the speed.
@@ruthtalley242 Exactly, let alone when they're hunting fast preys who are changing direction every 2 seconds.
Isn’t that the greatest tribute?
Why do these videos always end too early?
It is. I still want to fucking see it.
+FoxMcWeezer Cheetah died. Sadly.
+FoxMcWeezer i dont want to watch it. bunch of ugly hyenas will steal from cheetah while cheetah could do nothing other than staring
Yea. Cheetah's have a very high hunting success rate, so its not worth taking a bite from a group of worthless hyenas.
God forbid those working on it for your entertainment get paid.
Maybe the best cheetah footage
+Marco Antonio Solar one of the
maybe?
No
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@@thatoneanimekidofficial7295 hi
A cheetah in full flight is one of the most beautiful moving things in nature.
literally full flight
Can't agree with you more... Truly magnificent
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This may be the best wildlife footage ever taken
live in kenya and when I was 5 years old my mother would tell me stories about lions and cheatah. from the stories I gathered how I could defend myself from lions by climbing trees but had nightmares on how the hell I could defend myself against cheatah. fastest on land and can climb trees. happy days though
Cheetahs are great at tight turns. Endurence is the key. That said cheetahs aren't that strong.
+TheHumbled Dig a hole?
Cheetahs can't climb trees, however leopards can
+crazy7chameleon actually female lions and cheetahs can climb tree, but not well
ReerBaadia Yea but their very lightweight you can as a grown man or even teenager pick it up and throw it. With only like a small scratch to account for
Beautiful footage.
thanks
@@jamiemcpherson Were you a part of this project ?
Ram Kumar yes
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I have loved cheetahs my entire life. Every cell of their body is evolved to be about speed. Short bursts of incredible speed. They are magnificent, beautiful creatures.
this didnt seem like a short burst. This one minute of run is like a mile at 60mph..
Такой же хищник! 🤮
The music...the visuals...the explanation. ...😍😍😍😍 perfect
You read my mind...
Mr David's voice
The camera's top view
The background music
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Her head barely bounces as she runs, her tail keeping her balanced on corners, that stride so powerful and smooth.....God she’s beautiful. What a majestic creature.
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The so called Nat Geo have a lot to learn from BBC Earth.
If there's one thing the BBC are good at, it's wildlife documentaries.
TIMOTHY MWANGI the hunt and planet earth 2 put wild life documentary in a new dimension.
TIMOTHY MWANGI cheetah can do 70 mph get it right
uhuru out
TIMOTHY MWANGI Nat geo is too childish
Maybe I'm the only one, but I love that the video is in slow motion. It shows the mechanics.
Maybe it's just for me, but for me, when you're talking about get rock bands of the twentieth century, you've got to include the Beatles
@@quirked504See 😁
Cheetahs are so unlike any other big cat. They're miracles of evolution.
They were designed perfectly by God to survive.
They aren’t big cats
1:57 That's tackle gonna be hurt and calling for a red card..
This specific clip is a true masterpiece. The footage, music, editing, script, the famous narrator who sounds like mother nature full of wisdom, so perfect.
I listen to this in my car from time to time and can't get enough of it.
Yeah BBC really nails some of these moments. The blue whale hunting was another highlight of this series for me.
BEAUTIFUL OBSERVATION
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Yep. For this specific clip and others like it, other nature shows pale incomparison.
This footage was perfect, but it wouldnt have been without David Attenborough. I cant imagine I will enjoy nature documentaries as much when he's gone.
The way the tail counter balances, awesome
Lol now I realize they can control and utilizr their tail that efficient
This was by far my favorite episode. Not only due to the fact that Cheetahs are my favorite animal, but also the beautiful footage and magnificent sound and music!
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Muhammad Faiz ,Who pissed in your cornflakes today ?
Agreed!
If planet Earth had a voice, it would be this commentator's.
@@relentless5275 beat narrator I've ever heard since I was a kid...25yo currently but idk his name tho
@@goatdezsi3527 David Attenborough.
Damn!! The music, the whole emotion is powerful. Epic.
The music adds beauty to the video
What it called
Cheetahs are the true inspiration: speed, focus, strength, and ferocity
They're missing out on strength and ferocity when compared to other big cats though
Why is a cat inspirational? You are the most dominant species, potentially in existence not just on earth.
@@hollisticbomber2660 but can be easily killed by any of those if in the wild.We are but we aren't
And they're pretty bro tier with humans.
Just like John Wick!!
I can simply watch that brilliant creature all day long!! Who agrees with me??
I definitely can. I hate when their food gets taken, but they can rebound faster than anyone!
Like any record holding animal, Cheetahs are always a beauty to see in action.
When I saw this scene in the latest episode, I started tearing up in utter respect for nature and pride in British industry which produced this masterpiece of nature, film, commentary and music collaborating beautifully.
Yes BBC are the best..
I completely agree, this documentary was a masterpice.
it seems like older genarations had respect for the magic well thought out hard work produced now you just have look at the ppl who hold the great offices of state to see where everything is heading everybody got their fingers crossed for the miracles of technology to do the work. but most of the world is still as wild as the clip we just watched.
The nature documentaries are the only good thing about BBC.
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Life is a target, chase and achieve it! I love you Cheetah for teaching us this hidden lesson.
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With this music and footage, by far the best Cheetah chase I’ve ever seen. Kinda gives you chills.. BBC is what’s up!
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1:42 CHEETAH: Okay, I'm done warming up.
Lion: king of jungle
Cheetah: king of speed.
Dont want to be that guy but lions dont live on jungles
Now adays BBC make videos in such a style that it seems like if these animals are paid to act..😂😂.
So perfect and amazing and beauuuuutttifulll
the rest of the herd was probably like, “there goes another one...”
It’s crazy how their head stays so still even when running 60+ mph
Aero
Dislike because you did not run it at least once in real time speed.. thats why I clicked
Actually, they did at 0:35 .
It would be over in 2 seconds lol
Play in 2x speed it’s about the same as real speed
watch the show "The Hunt", in the episode they first show real speed
Its way better in slow motion as you get to see the mechanics. But yeah keyboard warrior you know better
The dislikes are from those who failed the circle of life class.
True
truly one of the most beautiful creatures in this world and the next
You can see the how beautifully that tail is working for it’s balance while changing directions or making adjustments during the chase.
Ya it's beautiful
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Hmm
@Mahesh Ojha فطب
Who is here after India received 8 cheetah any they are sounding like cat😂
Beautiful footage. 0:49 when the mothers come in between, so cinematic.
Our sense of drama is directly derived from when we were once part of the predator-prey dynamic. So it makes sense that these things feel cinematic to us since our very concept of conflict comes from when we were once hunting or being chased ourselves 😂
@@artloverivy It didn't used to last long when we were being chased
Cheetah looks so majestic
"Nothing can outrun a cheata"
I love how it slows down when it misses the first time, and then goes back into full speed immediately catching it the next time.
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What a footage and music! Worldclass !
Magnificent. Pure natural beauty at its most majestic level of study.
This is breathtaking
That is a high performance predator, beautiful.
why was this so epic? with the dramatic music and whatnot.
I mean this is some of the best footage ever recorded of the fastest land animal on the planet hunting. It’s really amazing stuff and worth some glorification.
I almost always cheer for the prey in these videos, but it's different when the hunter is a cheetah. They are so beautiful and magnificent... Really amazing animals.
Jesus, this footage is breathtaking.
I'm watching this after 3 years, yet it's simply amazing.
Yep, me too
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thank you BBC , thank you nature for the show 🌞🧡🐈
look at how quick that cheetah closed the gap... absolutely insane.... those wildebeest aren’t slow either.
Breathtaking camerawork and music. Enthralled till the end. Cheetahs are so majestic and gorgeous. Loved it.
Beautiful message of not giving up and trying again even if you failed
My favourite animal. I genuinely and deeply their admire speed, it’s so satisfying to watch.
This is about how accurately my parents care about me
The music to this video is equal to the amazing footage
Music on point!! Perfect sequence.. well done bbc
The most beautiful run in the planet goes to cheetah
That tailwork 😍
The music made this even more epic.
The music made this video epic.
awesome background music.....nice timing of music...
Nature is so fucking cool
I do love BBC's dedication to nature and wildlife and David Attenborough, well,.the man's a legend. Hes actually the last of the true UK Brit-Scot-Irish greats in likes of Burton O'Toole Olivier Harris Hurt McClellan Reed and Hopkins Conmery Caine and of course David's older brother Richard! 😊
TAKE THAT ALL OF YA WEEABOOS IN THE CHEETAH MEOWS VIDEO!!! I knew I was right.
A top speed cheetah is a beautiful, majestic site to see. And David Attenborough's voice is absolutely amazing in tandem with the footage and intense, fast paced music.
Imagine If I had the speed of the cheetah
bile moahmmed speed of lightskin
bile moahmmed then you'd be Usian Bolt haha
yo momma so fat, even if you were a cheetah, it would take it 40 hours to cover her belly's circumference
bile moahmmed imagine if you could STFU
That Allah of his seems to be quite picky, so I doubt it, Jury Peter.
The music made it so much epic.
heart pounding and intense 2 mins of my life
55 MPH = 88 KMH
1 mile = 1.61 Kilometre
Thank you for your confusion-less Comprehension!
thank you. now i can watch it again without being confused.
That tripping technique is a common one in karate as taught by Lyoto MaCheetah
Ufc. Cheetah
Me watching that tackle: "Come on referee that's a foul"
I can't seem to unsee what i saw in the meowing cheetah video
The background music is so good...
Mark Ian what music is it called?
Best Scene and ofcourse best piece of music!
Alec Jones music name ?
100%
I have seen this in person in the Masai Mara, I live in Kenya, and it is quite possibly one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen.
One word: majestic. Okay two: wild.
that aerial shot is amazing 0:35
cheetah are cool and pretty
no they arent
Watching this in slow motion is like watching a f1 race in slow motion
Wildebeests lead is gone in seconds, I am watching again and again. So astounding coooool
Except they go 70mph
SevenLeggedMoose The third 75
Don't be stupid seven. No animal runs 70 miles an hour. It was a mistake made by early biologist or zoologists using stopwatches.
Jack Leo Jack the Blackbuck was also said to be the 2nd fastest after the Cheetah but these Greyhounds shows who's faster. m.czcams.com/video/D_Cl8oNKjwk/video.html
+Borzoi Coursing Greyhounds barely hit 72km/h. It's really not that hard to see that an animal that struggles to catch a nimble yet rather slow rabbit will never beat an animal which catches the 2nd fastest, arguably the most nimble animal in the world, the springbok. Even in a flat out straight chase.
Kikuyu Kiiru Greyhounds run 60 but slow down to 40. They catch Blackbuck which runs 50 and so it says alot about Greyhound speed. Hares are caught regularly at coursing meets.
The hot Cheeto dude has gone mad
Armed with teeth and claws, the cheetah has its speed and agility.
The spine, the legs, all looks like exquisite springs ready to unleash the power everytime man
1:12 What a glorious shot. You can see every little decision, and every little movement each animal is making during their interaction. Fantastic filmmaking.
the score is amazing
superkays i wonder what ost is it?
The name is - 2015 the hunt: cheetah hunts wilderbeast.
its viscious, but its poetic to say 'in a flat out run, nothing can out run a cheetah', somethings are born that way
omg my heart was pounding way too fast
This is by far my favorite animal scene, the music, the editing, just the whole thing about it, they did such a good job, gives me the chills on how amazing this scene really is
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the footage, the music, the narration just absolute chills
Look at how gracefully the cheetah runs....
Astounding slow-mo cinematography
Amazing
Cheetahs are amazing animals. I saw one making a kill in South Africa this year.
W-James how did u book your tour
Elephants
Wild dogs & Wildebeest chase was another level
The Cheetah has Big arms! All muscle.
One of the top favorite animal kingdom 🔥
why do i always root for the predators?
Christyn Jeffries
Because they're obviously way more cool than the prey.
This is truly one of the BEST footages I've seen! WOW!!
it's scary how fast the cheetah is