A recent study claims that cheetahs — Earth’s fastest land animals — owe their blistering speed to body length. In fact, the study says that almost every animal’s top speed should be about 10 times its body length per second. That’s true for every animal from mice to humans to whales. The exception? Animals that fly — they’re in a class of their own.
Because cheetahs are so incredibly fast, photographing them at full speed is nearly impossible. But recently, the folks at National Geographic did it, and the video below describes their exact process.
For all you track-and-field fans, the cheetah ran the 100-meter dash in just 5.65 seconds. That makes world-record holder Usain Bolt look downright sloth-like.
I am the first to comment! And that was fast!
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I am and I can only read “Who’s Faster: Usain Bolt or a Cheetah?” nothing else but I can type
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I tried to watch the top video but when I clicked the play button it said “this video does not exist”.
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I am getting that too. Also, that cheetah is wickedly fast!
Yeah, it says “This video does not exist”. I wanted to see it, and that cheetah was like OMG AWESOME!
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if the video does not exist then this dude does not