Springboks Antelopes vs Cheetahs | Wild Africa | BBC Earth

Springboks Antelopes vs Cheetahs | Wild Africa | BBC Earth
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A chance to see springbok antelopes, the most successful grazing animals in the Southern African Kalahari desert as they attempt to ward off a family of hungry cheetahs by jumping up to two metres into the air. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/BBCEarthSub

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  1. Came here from the selfish gene too! – if you jump higher, predators think that you will be stronger and a more a difficult catch. The lower jumpers are more likely to be chosen by the predators.

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