Cheetah doesn't cheat on what does not belong to them.

Who took the pics?......looks tranquilized

dominique:
He's so lucky all the cheetah wanted to do.was sleep

The cheetah could not attack because it sensed there is no cause for alarm or panick.Fear is what makes wild animals attack. The moment you express fear or panick,they will attack you

It reminds me of the proverbial song that the hunter was warned about the club he brought home but didn’t heed.

Wow..
This is abit scary.

Had it been na my fellow country man. Na how much it was sold he go dey ask us by now

Toofriendly:
That cheetah probably is in a good mood

Cheetah is harmless to humans

A cheetah doesn't see a human as a meal therefore a cheetah cannot hunt you unless your village people dey follow you

Solofresh2:
Fear is what makes wild animals attack you.The moment you start panicking and running they will definitely attack.

And why won't you panic if you sight a lion? There is a reason they are called 'wild animals'. It is not for show.

kenben:
A black man can never be found doing this

we no chop craze

He will never forget such an event. An incident where a cheetah would have first prayed and showing gratitude to God for making available this easy meal without stress but instead took a nap

Who took the picture?

Isn't that supposed to a wild animal.

TempUser:
I come to nairaland to read old news nowadays like yesterday newspaper.

It's quite disturbing that the nairaland of before was so engaging that news like this would have been served hot. I don't know what to call this news for it's old, oldies?

.
.go open your own name am NairaLDown

Kenmatt:
Who took the picture?

read the story. the answer is there.
"With his camera by his side, Dolph didn’t miss the opportunity to document this extraordinary event"

Negroid001:
Cheetahs are harmless to humans i guess.

Says who? You can equally say a 25 foot reticulated python or African rock python is harmless to humans.
No,go near the cubs of a nursing female cheetah, and see how harmless she can be.

Kingpele:
Dangerous I pray he doesn't end up one day in thier stomach....whites are risk takers and that why they are so developed and more exposed...but here in Africa foolishness reigns ... no matter how bad a leader is in Africa he will have million supporters

They are risk takers because religion does not hold their brain backwards. They've outgrown religion.

A typical staunted brainwashed xtian/ mumuslim will say "Oh only god makes the rains, why question his authority"... the white would ask what are the natural events that form to make one drop of rain? Once they can make one drop, they know they can multiply it.

Today, the efforts of these people have brought about the inventive cloud seeding that leads to the formation of artificial rains and even desert countries are employing such advanced feat. Case in point is the flooding that happened in dubai recently. They will keep honing and honing that science while nigeria will keep ringing bell and loudspeaker for morning prayers.

That's one way how religion holds braindead people backwards, like nigeria.

Negroid001:
Cheetahs are harmless to humans i guess.

Very, very harmless to humans, under a normal circumstance. Cheetahs do not see humans as prey and would go to lengths to avoid friction or confrontation with humans.

A wild animal is a wild animal.am not saying they will eat him one day,but he should be wary.

israelmao:
How did he escape unhurt?

Cheetahs don't hunt humans
Infact..most animals are wary of humans and would run at the slightest whiff of their scent.
Infact, the very few animals that hunt humans are lions and leopards..and they are very rare cases.
Do you know why all animals are afraid of humans?
Cos they are of earth but not from earth...

TempUser:
I come to nairaland to read old news nowadays like yesterday newspaper.

It's quite disturbing that the nairaland of before was so engaging that news like this would have been served hot. I don't know what to call this news for it's old, oldies?

Learn to appreciate little things or better still set up ur own LAND since NAIRALAND aint current.

TempUser:
I come to nairaland to read old news nowadays like yesterday newspaper.

It's quite disturbing that the nairaland of before was so engaging that news like this would have been served hot. I don't know what to call this news for it's old, oldies?

it old to you.
You have a choice of opening the thread or scroll it out
Please leave the thread for people like us reading it for the first time...Mbok rest!

soohib:
Wildlife Photographer Wakes Up From A Nap Under A Tree With… A Sleeping Cheetah Against Him



Imagine dozing off under the shade of a tree after a taxing day out in the sun, only to wake up to the gentle nudge of a wild cheetah snuggling against you. This isn’t the start of a fable or a campfire story. It’s what happened to Dolph Volker, a wildlife photographer and animal enthusiast, during one of his volunteering stints at Cheetah Experience, a sanctuary for endangered species in South Africa.



Source
https://www.wecb.fm/wildlife-photographer-wakes-up-from-a-nap-under-a-tree-with-a-sleeping-cheetah-against-him/

EVERY CREATURE NEEDS CARE. THANK GOD HE WASN'T SNORING

Solofresh2:
Fear is what makes wild animals attack you.The moment you start panicking and running they will definitely attack.

I think so, and when they feel threatened.

I have had a close encounter with two snakes before, a cobra and that green snake......Till today I still wonder why they didn't harm me.

richard870:
Who took the pics?......looks tranquilized

He took himself, notice his stretch hand like someone taking selfies

Gbadugbakun:
See meat

to those guys too,you are also a meat.

Solofresh2:
Fear is what makes wild animals attack you.The moment you start panicking and running they will definitely attack.

Not exactly that.
Wild animals attack humans when threatened while feeding, looking for food, marking a territory, establishing a harem.

soohib:
A Nap to Remember




The memorable encounter took place on a particularly sunny day, when all Dolph wanted was a brief escape from the relentless sun. He found solace under a tree, not knowing that he would soon share his makeshift bed with a curious cheetah named Eden. As he slept, Eden approached him, likely intrigued by his presence, and decided to settle next to him for a nap. The slight nudges from Eden eventually woke Dolph, who was stunned but delighted by the trust and affection shown by this majestic creature.

Hahahaha and this

It's quite baffling to think about why a wildlife photographer would take a nap in the wild. It is a known fact that wildlife can be unpredictable and dangerous, so it's crucial to stay alert and be prepared for any unexpected situations. Some photographers may take a short nap during the day to refresh themselves, but it's highly unlikely that they would sleep for an extended period. Additionally, there have been stories circulating about photographers encountering wild animals or capturing rare moments, but it's difficult to verify the authenticity of these tales.

Mckraz01:


This people dey joke too much.
This cheetah can't near me because I carry holy ghost fire

LMAO,una don start.

We4all:


And why won't you panic if you sight a lion? There is a reason they are called 'wild animals'. It is not for show.

And that is why it would attack you because you panicked. When a lion for example sees you life and direct,they won't attack you in the first instance because they believe you are not a regular animal. You are different. They are sensitive and when they sense your fear,they will approach you for attack. I am talking from experience.I experienced that in South Africa.It was a Jaguarlion kind of breed. It walk past us unaware. We were three in numbers

Onyiiobi7735:

Not exactly that.
Wild animals attack humans when threatened while feeding, looking for food, marking a territory, establishing a harem.

We are still saying the same thing. You fear is a threat to them so they will attack you.

Cheetahs can display surprisingly human friendly behaviour including curiosity in the wild, just as long as you don't threaten them directly.Sometimes in the wild,they are bullied by lions which steal their kill,if they ( cheetahs) happen to hunt near their territory.