OMG! Angry Impalas Killed Cheetah With Horns To Save Her Calf

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Antelopes’ eyes are on the sides of their skulls, and their pupils are horizontally extended, giving them a wide view of the danger from both the rear and front. Their senses of smell and hearing are very keen, allowing them to detect danger while out in the open.
Leopards are just sprinters, not marathoners. Antelopes, on the other hand, are totally different. In the long run, even the fastest cat in the world, the cheetah, cannot top antelopes.
Will the antelope make its own miracle?
Good turn, antelope.
In a race between leopards and antelopes, antelopes have the upper hand. Because they can run at up to 98 kilometers per hour, much faster than the leopards’ speed, which is 60 kilometers per hour, not to mention the signature, precise turns of the antelopes.
See, the leopard is struggling, hoping to surpass the antelopes’ stamina.
Oh, looks like the leopard has chosen the right spot to attack.
Attacking from below is better to avoid the antelopes’ deadly horns.
While attacking from behind, the leopard may suffer from the antelopes’ violent kicks.

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