#MyMemories - Photo Post (20) - Photos of the Cheetah, Mysore Zoo-TravellerG

[TravellerG]

Caption: The Cover Photo of the Cheetah.

Dear Friends,

A request - if you like the photos, can I request you to kindly TAG your friends, please? - let them also enjoy - right? - thanks for your favour.

This is a series of Photo Posts where I am going to introduce One animal in each post. Most of the photos are from different Zoos including Mysore Zoo, Vandaloor Zoo, Nandankanan Zoo etc. - in this post, let us discuss Cheetah.

Have you ever captured any photos of any wildlife? Can you give me company by publishing your shots?

The Cheetah

The cheetah is the fastest in the Felidae cat family & for the same reason, one of the most difficult animals to photograph. They are native to Africa and Iran. Its scientific name is Acinonyx jubatus and its genus is Acinonyx.

It is the fastest animal and recorded with a maximum speed of up to 114 km per hour. While chasing prey it may reach 80 to 100 km per hour.

Their body has small black spots and the underbelly is in white colour. They look similar to the Leopard but cheetahs have black spots on their body while leopards have rosette cookies like marks. On average cheetah reaches 30 inches of height, is 4 feet long and weighs between 30 to 70 Kg.

The Red List of IUCN listed them as vulnerable.

As an LG Photographer, I have spotted Cheetah in Mysore Zoo Here.

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Photo - 1. caption: The Cheetah.

Photo - 2. caption: Rear view of the fastest creature.

Photo - 3. caption: The black spots on their body - the spots are not like leopards that have rosette cookies marks.

Photo - 4. caption: The cover photo without texts.

These photos were captured using Sony Alpha 6000.

Hope you will enjoy this photo post

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[Ddimitra]

Hi @TravellerG

Amazing capture. Love the photo 1.

Thanks for sharing this

[amandhayal]

Great capture dada…Keep Sharing good memories

[TravellerG]

Highly Appreciate your valuable support, dear, @Ddimitra

Happy to note that your choice is photo No: 1 - this animal rarely rests… always keeps walking & running…

Very difficult to capture.

Thanks for your kind comments

[TravellerG]

Your supports & comments are my inspiration - thanks for your valuable time.

Most sincerely yours, dear @amandhayal

[NareshDarji]

Nicely captured pictures @TravellerG sir. Thanks for sharing these amazing pictures from your memories collection.

[Govind_Jha]

@TravellerG Great capture. I love Picture 4

[TusharSuradkar]

These are simply awesome pictures @TravellerG

I can clearly see the patience and skills with which you have shot this majestic animal in its best pose.

Great learning here for those who want to - the lighting, the composition, the frame - everything is praiseworthy.

[Anil6969]

Thanks @TravellerG

For sharing this inspiring Photography of CHEETA ,

as this is fast running animal hence the photographer speed has to be in the similar momentum to catch the moment ,

Truly appreciate the Photography.

Regards

Anil

[NyaiNurjanah]

That’s real cheetah @TravellerG sir?

Wow I never meet real with hard animal like cheetah.So scary for me.

Great shot and awesome picture.!

[AjitThite]

Amazing snaps @TravellerG sir!! As usual mesmerizing collection of photos once again! Keep sharing and inspiring us sir!

Cheers!

[Hansen_Yang]

The fastest animal in the world, very muscular and beautiful animal. It reminds me that the black stripes on the cheetah’s face are an evolutionary miracle that reduces the sun’s flashing eyes, and many soccer players imitate them. Thank you for sharing! @TravellerG

[RoshanBajpaiLG]

@TravellerG grear informative post & shots, quick fact from my side

1. they have very rough tounge

2. Their claws r non-retractable like other big cats

3. They can run 120kmph but only for 300m after that they need 30min break

[Pravind_Yadav]

Cheetah is searching his food . Thanks for sharing this with us. @TravellerG

[TravellerG]

I feel happy when you enjoy my photos…

Thanks for your valuable remarks, dear @NareshDarji Ji

[TravellerG]

If I remember correctly, I spent almost half an hour to capture this animal; it was walking restlessly… So I wasted a lot of shaky shots.

Happy that you liked the photo 4… Really in action…

Thanks with regards… @Govind_Jha

[TravellerG]

Your comments are crisp clear… Your wordings touch my heart…

Thanks for your valuable time and support.

“…I can clearly see the patience…”

You are correct… This animal being the fastest & most restless, it is very difficult to capture.

Happy to know that you liked the shots.

With New Year Greetings and sincere thanks…

@TusharSuradkar

[TravellerG]

You are really correct… Like flying bird, I have used upto 1/2000 shutter speed to capture this runner…

Glad that you enjoyed the post,

Thanks for your kind response, dear @Anil6969

[TravellerG]

Thank you very much for your kind response, dear @Nyainurjanah

Yes, this wild cat is really dangerous… This animal climbs trees too! So, really dangerous.

Even in the zoo, this animal will be usually restless…

Thanks with New Year greetings…

[TravellerG]

Hello, dear @AjitThite

Happy to note that you liked the shots.

Inspirational comments from you keep me publishing these posts.

Humbly thank you for your kind response & continuous support.

Most sincerely with New Year greetings…