Published 13:53 IST, February 25th 2020
Video of cheetah cubs learning hunting skills leaves netizens mesmerized
Video shows cute cheetah cubs with silver striped fur practicing sneaking skills, the refined stealthy approach predators use to hunt their prey at night.
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An orable video of cheetah cubs is going viral online where predators can be seen learning hunting skills in order to feed mselves. video was shared by Odisha based forest officer Sunanta Nanda on his official Twitter handle for his audience.
In 13-second clip, it can be seen that cute cheetah cubs with silver striped fur are practicing sneaking skills. Cheetahs are kwn to employ this skill often as y are cturnal hunters that use sneaking to go after prey. This refined stealthy approach keeps m ambushed from animals while hunting.
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Cub tres softly and slowly to camoufl
cubs can be seen mastering same skill as one of m tres softly and slowly to camoufl and or tries to detect it. It gives impression that cubs are being playful, and Twitter users are exceedingly delighted to watch m. Users have poured a heap of reaction on video calling cheetah cubs too cute to handle. video has garnered over 1.8k views and is being widely circulated.
In a similar incident, a wild cheetah cub Nandi has reportedly hit helines when it befriended a labror dog named Bowie at Turtle Back Zoo in West Orange, New Jersey. Turtleback Zoo, where two resided, shared inspiring bond between duo in a post on social media that h startled users at unusual friendship between predator and domestic pet. pair h been inseparable for more than a year and love to wrestle in sw and share ir toys with each or.
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13:52 IST, February 25th 2020