Widely celebrated as the fastest animal on land, cheetahs are highly effective predators. 50% of their hunts result in kills, and to learn this lethal skill in a controlled environment, it helps to play with objects. In this study, researchers make use of a simple ball as a means of simulating the unpredictability of prey in the wild. Cheetahs have a very strong hunting instinct from a very young age, and when you observe how they move, it's relatively easy to deduce they're genetically designed to hunt. This scene from Animals at Play offers us a glimpse into exactly what activates their kill mode.
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