The cheetah's hunting strategy revolves around its speed. Unlike other big cats that rely on stealth and ambush, cheetahs use their exceptional speed to chase down their prey in open terrain.

Imagine cruising in a safari jeep and a large cheetah hopping up next to you. Talk about an up-close-and-personal encounter with nature!

Only when the cheetah is close enough to be confident of a kill will it risk expending energy in an exhilarating but draining test of speed. On average, every second chase results in a kill.

Image above: Resident female cheetah, Pobe, recovers from a failed chase. I think people naturally root for the underdog, so perhaps that’s why Pobe, a 7-year-old female cheetah quickly became ...

According to information, the cheetahs had been released into the open forest a month ago, and on Saturday evening, they left the park's boundaries for the first time. By Sunday afternoon, they ...