Why Haven’t Cheetahs Been Filmed By Phantom HD Cameras Before? [VIDEO]

By    November 29, 2012 10:33 am     Posted in Video   Wyatt g+ page

Cheetahs are the fastest running organisms on the planet, so it was only a matter of time before they were filmed with one of the fastest HD cameras. National Geographic and The Cincinnati Zoo teamed up to take this footage using five different cheetahs, multiple runs, and three days. I’m not even high right now and I can say that it’s the most exciting video I’ve seen so far today.

And Mike / other cat lovers, before you even ask, this video does not give you permission to upload HD slo-mo clips of your domestic cats running in the living room.

via LaughingSquid

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    Tags: cheetah, HD, hd footage, national geographic, phantom camera, slo-mo, slow-motion, The Cincinnati Zoo

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    One Response to “Why Haven’t Cheetahs Been Filmed By Phantom HD Cameras Before? [VIDEO]”
    1. Nicole says:
      December 13, 2012 at 1:43 am

      Well, actually I also want to take shots of those animals in action especially a jaguar who hunt food, I know it is good to use action camera on it but I wondering what should be the best brand.

      Visit this link to get good action camera

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