Ever wondered what it would be like riding on the back of a Cheetah?
Well, The Cincinnati Zoo uploaded a new video to YouTube showing the speeds you’d be traveling at from the Cheetah’s perspective after zoo keepers strapped a GoPro on to her back.
According to The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s YouTube Page, Savanna, a full grown Cheetah used in the zoo’s running program, wasn’t fazed about carrying a GoPro harness.
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Alicia Sampson, a trainer for the zoo’s cat ambassador program, said that their cats are hand trained from a very young age.
“We put [the GoPro harness] on Savanna and she could really care less,” said Sampson. “She’s used to harnesses and she’s collared so it’s just another day for her.”
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