If you get them as cubs you might have better bond than that with them.

Su!c!de Surv!vor the amount of edge is so few words...,

Its because the cheetahs raise in captivity Even tho, they still got wild animal instinct

They are aggressive by nature

@@maxp8497 even wild ones are actually quite docile and even if they were aggressive, they're smaller predators and would struggle taking down most average size humans and other predators their size.

@@maxp8497 they are defensive-aggressive.

Cheetahs probably don't view humans as a threat either necessarily because wild animals will attack anyone and everyone they view is a threat or encroaching on their territory. These people hand raised these cheetahs from a few weeks to where these cheetahs are raised by humans and are well socialized with humans so it's different from trying to domesticate an obviously wild, feral animal. But that doesn't mean they can't ever completely let their guards down either because the cheetahs aren't fully domesticated and never will be. Dogs and cats have a thousand years of breeding and domestication, cheetahs haven't. Even though they are raised by humans at a young age, they are not fully used to living with humans like this. They don't have the instinct for it. They see the humans as their caretakers and sometimes their friends and playmates but deep down, really deep down, they register that these humans are not a part of their species and it's unusual to have this kind of living arrangement with an outside species. The fact that they don't usually see humans as prey and that they are more inquisitive out of wild cats actually helps quite a bit. You just have to accept that these are still wild animals and always will be. And thankfully, this guy understands it and gets it.

Apex isn't exactly true, throughout the cheetah's range they fall prey to hyenas, wolves, lions, and other predators. They are great hunters, but they are vulnerable, so not a true apex predator, that's more of a lion, tiger, wolf or cougar classification.

Cheetahs are not apex predators. They're also not big cats. Please do some research before commenting. It takes all of a minute to look this info up.

tornikei he’s so dumb xd

Divisha Sharma sorry but he doesn’t marry desperate losers 😘

he is actually New Zealandish ;)

Lol, I don't think it matters. Depends on the situation.

@pgthinker007 I thought animals see color to I thought they don't like blacks just like white don't like black people you know the deal is for real I live in the Dirty South I don't went to jail because of the color of my skin not nothing else I done lost my lawn service because I took my lawn mowers to a white dealer and then you come up because I was a Niger and I sue him but the judge gave me $150 that was it told me Niger get out of the state of Georgia that's the way it is in America what you think I don't know where I'm at I know where I'm at and that cat no way he

Hahahahaha brother I'm a super dark skin south Asian and my father is super dark skin south Asian too he is a wildlife conservative officer he rescued snow leopard and cheetah personally they live so close to us when and they both don't do anything

Yes finally a TØP comment

I bet you are a vegan lol

Hell no. Just ate a 14 oz steak last night. But there are limits. This is disgusting.

@@Stylelss lol😂😂😂😂😂

A cheetah is considered an apex predator, anything at the top of the food chain is. They are one of the more fragile apex predators but they are ranked as one.

@@ItsmeBish584 Cheetahs are not apex predators. Instead of making up stuff - just look it up.

They say in the video that they are hand-raised ambassador cats, they raise awareness about threats as well as raising money to protect the few wild cheetah left. Unfortunately there isn't enough "wild" spaces left for these incredible animals so these kind of programs are necessary to help increase their habitat and educate the public. Not so fun fact; without the amazing work done by these conservation programs, it's estimated that the cheetah would have been extinct by 2012.

He isnt returning them to the wild. Most of them were born and bred at the sanctuary. Maybe watch the entire video before you go off making yourself look foolish.