On an utterly tranquil and sunny afternoon, an antelope ambles around in the grassy Savannah of Africa. Abruptly, a cheetahrushes out and chases quickly the antelope after lurking in the shadow for dozensof minutes. He rapidly does his utmost to speed up to the highest speed andprecisely catches the prey, because he knows he can’t do long-haul chase forthe quick drain of his energy. So he runs with a swift and giant stride at thesecond he starts to strike. In the meantime, the stray antelope instinctively?suddenly?sprints as if she realized the potential threat from a good mile away. As thecheetah gets much closer, the antelope flees helplessly and directionlessly. Withinseconds, the aggressive predator catches up with the frightened and power-sprintprey. He left paw narrowly catches its prey on the back and is ready to spelldoom with its fangs. Despite the close call, the antelope fights in alife-and-death struggle instead of giving in the cheetah with ease.
