Wet Wilderness: Leopards and Wildebeest Face Off in a Riveting Rain-soaked Encounter

The rains bring new life to this arid land and attract a huge herd of antelope that come here to feed on the succulent young grass, with some 1.5 million wildebeest moving after the rain. and contributed to a great migration through Kenya and Tanzania.

But the journey was not without dangers and today’s gazelle seems to be the territory of two male cheetahs.

Male cheetahs are usually solitary, but sometimes they band together to govern larger territories and fend off predators. The cheetah is famous for being the fastest land mammal, the semi-hunting can accelerate from 0 to 60km/h in just 3 seconds.

This made it easier for them to catch up with the wildebeest, and the two male leopards began to attack.