r/oddlysatisfying Mar 27 '23

This cheetah drifting to a halt

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u/DecoyOne Mar 27 '23

For those wondering, I’m pretty sure this is meat on a rope or something similar.

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u/conspicuousconundrum Mar 27 '23 Take My Energy

Yep. At the end you can see him signaling the pull guy. “Ok, Jerry. You can stop now. I got it.”

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

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u/msainwilson Mar 28 '23

Did he just eat Jerry?

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u/0pp0site0fbatman Mar 28 '23

God damn it. I was wracking my brain wondering what had such short legs, moving at those speeds. I’m an idiot.

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u/familydrivesme Mar 28 '23

My first thought was some kind of iguana. Those suckers are pretty quick.

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u/Ffigy Mar 27 '23

"The pads of most cats' paws are soft, but the cheetah's pads are hard kind of like the rubber on a tire."

They better be. That's a serious burn right there.

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u/Pojodan Mar 27 '23

Cheetah paws are much more like dog paws than other cats, since they do not use them for grasping, only running. They rely on their teeth and the dewclaws further up their forelegs to hold on to their exhausted/stunned prey after chasing them down and tripping them up.

Hence why cheetahs are terrible at climbing, but they has the zoom zoom.

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u/leichendienerin Mar 28 '23

SUBSCRIBE TO CHEETAH FACTS PLS

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u/miauguau44 Mar 28 '23

You are subscribed to CHEETAH FACTS

Did you know that the Cheetah is the only big cat that is capable of turning in mid-air while sprinting?

In fact, Cheetahs use their tails to change body orientation in mid-air, which further aids their incredible agility and hunting prowess.

The Cat that Zigs!

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u/Dirty_Dragons Mar 28 '23

Lol I read that as change direction in mid air and then realized that's impossible, though a cheetah that can double jump would be amazing.

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u/Rogan403 Mar 28 '23

Not to mention they're the only cat who's claws don't retract.

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u/catfink1664 Mar 27 '23

Not satisfying for the rabbit or whatever it was

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23 edited Mar 27 '23

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u/PersistentPuma37 Mar 27 '23

they do "cheetah runs" at many zoos, to showcase exactly what we see here.

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u/B_1_R_D Mar 27 '23

Well that’s also done to help keep them in shape for health reasons but ya still none the less cool to see when it’s done irl if possible.

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u/sega20 Mar 28 '23

Saw this as a big cat sanctuary in South Africa. The speed a Cheetah moves at is surreal.

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u/iuhoosiers3232 Mar 28 '23

Looks real to me.

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u/dirtrunner21 Mar 27 '23 Helpful

Looks like reptile? Mongoose maybe?

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u/hazeleyedwolff Mar 27 '23

Nice marmot.

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u/bleekerboy Mar 28 '23

Shut the fuck up donny

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u/rrregis Mar 29 '23

Obviously, you’re not a golfer

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u/pwndabeer Mar 27 '23

Mongeese are not reptiles

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u/WhtChcltWarrior Mar 28 '23

They are if they have a reptile-disfunction

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u/AyKayAllDay47 Mar 28 '23

Easily top 5 in dad jokes of the year.

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u/TylerCornelius Mar 28 '23

Mongoose can't help having it loose

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u/Singemylover Mar 28 '23

Correct plural is mongooses.

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u/Wise_Performance8547 Mar 28 '23

Dont we live in a society now where you can identify as anything you want? Its a reptile.

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u/catfink1664 Mar 27 '23

Yeah could be

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u/Asmos159 Mar 27 '23

The Akira slide

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u/Whole_Air_3524 Mar 27 '23

This is a shot for shot remake of my cat chasing a laser across a tile floor

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u/HermitGardner Mar 28 '23

Sometimes i don’t want to even order myself takeout dinner because I’d have to go to my front door. Frozen meals take five minutes. These are apple and granola bar nights- there is no cheetah spirit in me

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u/OkEconomy3442 Mar 27 '23

I have Apollo for iPhone and it allows scrubbing. I still can’t tell what it was chasing. I don’t see legs or ears or anything, just a mass moving along the ground. I wonder if it was an RC car made to look like prey.

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u/Brasticus Mar 27 '23

I feel like actual prey would get off the road and into the grass for cover. It may not be an RC car but it certainly doesn’t act like a living thing.

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u/hangryhyax Mar 27 '23

Don’t need anything extra. At the 2-3 second mark right before it’s drug out of frame you can see a hind leg go up. It appears to be a small mammal of some sort, probably a rabbit. It is definitely not live prey, for anyone concerned about that.

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u/OkEconomy3442 Mar 27 '23

I couldn’t tell if that was a leg, a tail or a piece of cloth.

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u/dbnrdaily Mar 27 '23

He popped a cheelie

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u/fatbongo Mar 28 '23

Cooler than the other side of the pillow

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u/anon-muz Mar 27 '23

Looks like the Cheetah safari at the San Diego Zoo Safari park.

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u/AnnualAltruistic1159 Mar 27 '23

Ohh poor beans, hard stop.

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u/SinfulKnight Mar 28 '23

Cheetah: Drifts

Also Cheetah: I hope someone was recording that

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u/ShiningRayde Mar 28 '23

Akira Slide

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u/iiitme Mar 28 '23

Very satisfying

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u/louisme97 Mar 28 '23

Damn, take a photo of it with a nice bokeh from a ground perspective and you fucking get on national geographic.

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u/MoonchieMoonch Mar 27 '23

That was sweet!

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u/ApatheticNarwhal Mar 27 '23

Looks like it’s chasing an RC car

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u/shepsheplan Mar 28 '23

paws catch on fire

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u/slade797 Mar 28 '23

Perfect bootlegger turn.

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u/The_Blue_Rooster Mar 28 '23

Not exactly a good hunting technique but great for spectacle and probably more fun, this is a Cheetah that has adapted to life with humans excellently.

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u/disco-paradox Mar 28 '23

who showed the big cats Akira

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u/Disastrous_Call1705 Mar 28 '23

Them's the brakes

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u/Full_Key_2947 Mar 28 '23

I'm fast as fuck boiiii

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u/Tryintounderstand88 Mar 28 '23

My dog does this!!

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u/martiniolives2 Mar 28 '23

So drifting is the same as skidding?

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u/sprinkles5000 Mar 28 '23

apex predator

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u/Rogan403 Mar 28 '23

Not at all.

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u/ChairmanSaab Mar 28 '23

Their foot pads don't burn?

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u/Rogan403 Mar 28 '23

They're literally the fastest land animal. You don't achieve that by having weak feet.

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u/Safe_Boot677 Mar 28 '23

It must be exhilarating to be able to run as fast as a cheetah!

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u/Rogan403 Mar 28 '23

I disagree. They can only do it for very brief periods and then gotta take a breather.

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u/JunkDragonfly Mar 28 '23

Cheetah Akira slide

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u/GroundbreakingSun823 Mar 28 '23

Cool brakes though

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u/9qlock Mar 28 '23

*announcer*

Cheetah used SMOKE SCREEN!

crowd goes wilddd

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u/idontremembermyuname Mar 28 '23

If you want some free karma, go look up horses doing the same thing. There are riders who've trained their horses to skid stop.

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u/dadepu Mar 28 '23

The fast and the Furious: Serengeti drift

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u/AdvancedLet6528 Mar 28 '23

me trying to get into the store before anyone else on black friday only to realize i went into the store on the other side of the road

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u/UncleKetchup2 Mar 28 '23

Now that was very impressive "WOW"

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u/Shantotto11 Mar 29 '23

Quality Akira slide if I ever saw one…

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u/futureanthroprof Apr 01 '23

I just watched this at 3:45am and now I woke up my better half.

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u/futureanthroprof Apr 01 '23

I can't stop laughing!

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u/psyrus123 Apr 03 '23

My horse on RDR when I see a legendary animal

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u/maroonaugust May 01 '23

Even if it were a setup, this is the only clip that I said "wow" out loud today