The picture captures the very moment that a cheetah stretches out its front paw to trip a gazelle.A cheetah's long legs, loose hips and shoulder joints make it cover a large step in one stride, almost stabbing its claws to the fur of the gazelles. The high-raised tail is used to balance the body in high speed stride. The spattering dirt under the belly of the cheetah demonstrate how great the explosive forces it has in this moment. A cheetah must spend a long time to sneak up quietly before the final burning out. I believe that the next moment we will witness the hurt and bleeding of the gazelles.
It is a cheetah, not a leopards for it features tear-stained back marks that run from the corners of its eyes down the side of its nose to its mouth as well as a smaller stature. A cheetah is rarely seen now.
