Except, as it were, in this video. The clip shows a young cheetah casually walking around a resort lounge in Limpopo, South Africa as if it were the most natural thing in the world! The people sitting at the table on the balcony look far from alarmed, and there even seems to be another wild cat in the background.

@jacog9 African beauty #viral #nature #africa #cheetah #pet #fyp #southafrica #SAMA28 #southafricatiktok #explore #viralvideo #foryou #lifestyle #nofilter ♬ Asimbonanga – Johnny Clegg & Savuka

According to the TikTok user who posted the video, which he captioned “King of Speed”, the cheetah is now older and lives in the wild where she hunts for food. 

To prove that a predatory animal being in close proximity is not a normal occurrence, fellow users of the app took to the comments section to share their shock. 

“I would have been on the table in a sec, as if that would have helped,” wrote one. Another quipped, “I would have died 5 times.”

Overall, commenters laughed at how the video has done nothing to debunk the belief that Africans have wildlife as pets.

“Y’all are really making it hard for us to prove we don’t chill with wild animals, how can we defend ourselves after this now.”

Rest assured—most animals like these are confined to zoos and in the bush on safari!

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Here are five of the most amazing national parks in Kenya that should be on every traveler’s bucket list.

Maasai Mara National Park

The Maasai Mara National Park is famous throughout the world as the place that you can experience wildebeest migration. It also has wide-open grasslands and is home to big cats.

Lake Nakuru National Park

In addition to wondrous cliffs and waterfalls, Lake Nakuru is also home to thousands of flamingos whose pink plumage is a sight to behold.

Amboseli National Park

This park is dominated by the beautiful Mount Kilimanjaro and has one of the world’s largest contingents of African elephants.

Tsavo National Park

One of the world’s largest national parks, Tsavo is about 22,000 square kilometers. Home to leopards, lions, zebra, rhinos, and elephants, this is the park for animal lovers. It also has the Mzima springs and Lake Jipe.

Nairobi National Park

Nairobi National Park is a must-see destination when visiting the country’s capital. You can see lions, elephants, giraffes, and zebras set against the urban backdrop of the city.

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Except, as it were, in this video. The clip shows a young cheetah casually walking around a resort lounge in Limpopo, South Africa as if it were the most natural thing in the world! The people sitting at the table on the balcony look far from alarmed, and there even seems to be another wild cat in the background.

@jacog9 African beauty #viral #nature #africa #cheetah #pet #fyp #southafrica #SAMA28 #southafricatiktok #explore #viralvideo #foryou #lifestyle #nofilter ♬ Asimbonanga – Johnny Clegg & Savuka

According to the TikTok user who posted the video, which he captioned “King of Speed”, the cheetah is now older and lives in the wild where she hunts for food. 

To prove that a predatory animal being in close proximity is not a normal occurrence, fellow users of the app took to the comments section to share their shock. 

“I would have been on the table in a sec, as if that would have helped,” wrote one. Another quipped, “I would have died 5 times.”

Overall, commenters laughed at how the video has done nothing to debunk the belief that Africans have wildlife as pets.

“Y’all are really making it hard for us to prove we don’t chill with wild animals, how can we defend ourselves after this now.”

Rest assured—most animals like these are confined to zoos and in the bush on safari!

The post What Would You Do If a Cheetah Sauntered Across Your Path? appeared first on Traveler Master.

Here are five of the most amazing national parks in Kenya that should be on every traveler’s bucket list.

Maasai Mara National Park

The Maasai Mara National Park is famous throughout the world as the place that you can experience wildebeest migration. It also has wide-open grasslands and is home to big cats.

Lake Nakuru National Park

In addition to wondrous cliffs and waterfalls, Lake Nakuru is also home to thousands of flamingos whose pink plumage is a sight to behold.

Amboseli National Park

This park is dominated by the beautiful Mount Kilimanjaro and has one of the world’s largest contingents of African elephants.

Tsavo National Park

One of the world’s largest national parks, Tsavo is about 22,000 square kilometers. Home to leopards, lions, zebra, rhinos, and elephants, this is the park for animal lovers. It also has the Mzima springs and Lake Jipe.

Nairobi National Park

Nairobi National Park is a must-see destination when visiting the country’s capital. You can see lions, elephants, giraffes, and zebras set against the urban backdrop of the city.

The post The Most Stunning National Parks in Kenya appeared first on Traveler Master.