African elephant teaches curious cheetah cubs a lesson - BBC wildlife

Curious cheetah cubs get a lesson from a huge African elephant. It's very important to be able to distinguish between an enemy and a potential meal - otherwise you might get hurt! BBC wildlife presents this look at amazing African wildlife.

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• elephants
• African
• animals
• cheetahs
• cubs
• cute
• baby
• BBC

[colinwar]

that was tight. the mom was like, now show me that sleeper i taught you.

[klarissa5]

hah that cheeta is like

O.O holy shit your a huge cat XD

[CharlieBeeLovesMuse]

There's a reason why there are predators and prey. The prey are there to feed the predators, and the predators are there to keep population of prey animals to a level where the plants won't be all eaten.

[hakihalili]

ihr könt mich a asch leken mit diese werbung

[NearTheLimits]

Fucking Europecar ads.

[GuitarSession]

@subway394 thats because cheetah dont kill their own before maturity and their only way to survive and eat is by killing. unikely humans: they tend to kill each other before or after the age of 13 even though they dont necessary need to eat only meat

[subway394]

Cheetah teach their youngs how to kill other animals before they are one year old.

Humans don't even let youngs see how animals are killed for 13 years :(

[lexmark136]

@agent1442 lol... you cant really live on and evolve after being bit in the neck and eaten! 

[lexmark136]

The fastest vs the largest!

[taxmonkey123]

Haha, great video. They look so tiny compared to that elephant.

[apharot]

@agent1442 And the prey animals would then have a hard time eating the grass ;) Plus, the cats would simply tear in to the animal while it's still alive like hyenas do.