One cheetah finds an antelope who islagging behind its group. He does not take immediate action at that moment,instead, he stares at the target quietly, hiding behindin brakes. The young antelopeseems to be too relax to realize the potential danger. She ambles around,enjoying the tranquillity of the prairie at noon. Step by step, the cheetah cautiouslymoves towards his prey until he is confident enough to make a successfulattack. Fifty metres, thirty metres, ten metres…suddenly, he sprints out likean arrow, a fountain of sand and grass leaves flying up from the ground as hecharges forward. The frightened antelope tries to flee away. She turned to theopposite direction without a second thought, while the horrible hunter chasesher closely. Hanging his tail highly to keep balance, the cheetah predator holds outhis front paws with sharp nails aiming at the hip of the antelope.