While the big cats may be able to reach speeds of 75 mph, it's nothing compared to the top speeds of other animals. It's not even the fastest mammal! Here are the fastest animals on Earth.

Cheetahs, which look like little leopards, are the fastest animals in the world. A cheetah has been clocked at 103 ft. per second, twice the speed of a greyhound. In Africa cheetahs are used for ...

The Cheetah is credited as being the fastest land animal over short distances ... “The Cheetah Capital of the World.” More than 75 percent of remaining wild cheetahs live on rural farmlands ...

Altogether, 5 subspecies of cheetah have been described: Cheetahs are blisteringly fast and can reach speeds up to 64 miles per hour in 3 seconds, making them the fastest land animals in the world ...

As the fastest land mammal on record, it should be no surprise that the cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) is the first one mentioned when talking about the fastest cats in the world. Adults can move at a ...

Take the cheetah, for example ... Mark Conlin, Wikipedia, DP Birds are by far the fastest animals in the world. Some species can fly faster than 200 km/h and rarely land. Black swifts and certain ...

Narrator: Cheetahs are the fastest land animal in the world. But did you know that humans ... Case in point, Usain Bolt couldn't outrun a cheetah in the 100-meter dash if he wanted to, and he ...

The Fast and the Furry—Cheetah Quiz, Part 2 Sure, it's the fastest animal on land. But there's a lot more to the cheetah than just raw speed. See how much you know about this spotted hunter.

Dr. Laurie Marker shares the highlights of her African homeland. She is doing more than just about anyone to stop the loss of ...

They call it the Cheetah robot as it’s the fastest four-legged bot ever developed. The clip after the break shows it breaking the world record over 100 meters… for a human. This isn’t really ...

But, he has some serious competition on land from the animal world. The cheetah is the fastest land animal, reaching speeds of over 100 km/h in short sprints. Close behind, the pronghorn antelope ...