Super athletes of the natural world

The National Wildlife Federation (USA) has named 11 wild athletes who deserve a gold medal for their extraordinary abilities in content such as strength, speed, agility, and toughness and other possibilities.

The talented athletes of the natural world

1. River otter

Members of this weasel family will be formidable opponents in sled racing. Otters are famous for their playfulness and playfulness. They like to slide up and down the natural mud piles or in the runways they make on the banks of the river. This game seems to be fun for them.

2. Cheetah newspaper and antelope with multiple branches (pronghorn)

The cheetah newspaper won the championship in sprint content. They are the fastest species on our planet at a speed of nearly 97 km / h. However, this amazing speed does not always guarantee these 'big cats ' get the meals they want. The favorite dish of these spotted athletes is antelope ; Although antelopes don't run fast with cheetah newspapers, their strength and flexibility in their high-speed chases are far more than newspapers, so they can often escape themselves from these riders.

Perhaps skiing is best suited for pronghorn antelopes with multiple branches. As the second fastest species on the planet, their highest velocity is almost equal to the speed of the cheetah newspaper. Just like any high-class athlete, competing with first-class competitors often helps them improve. And the opponent of this antelope is the cheetah. Although today the cheetah newspaper is only in Africa and part of Asia, they used to live in North America in the past and their favorite job is to hunt antelope pronghorn. Only the fastest pronghorn can escape the cheetah; Over the generations, this antelope has evolved at a second-ranked velocity.

3. Lynx and wild rabbit (snowshoe hare)

Both species are capable of moving in thick snow very well. Owning large feet is an advantage that allows them to glide smoothly on the ice. Wild rabbits have the advantage of white fur with their surroundings in the winter (they change white fur in winter); however, this advantage does not always help them escape the agility, sight, hearing and superior sniffing ability of the bobcat.

4. Long-tailed-eyed gibbons (Bush-baby)

This small primate lives on the treetops. They have superior jumping abilities. When walking around in the forest foraging at night (they eat fruits and insects), this primate can jump jumps higher than 6 meters - many times longer than their body length. They are high jumpers and acrobatics, very suitable for aerial free sports . In addition, they also have the ability to move in dark darkness without making a sound thanks to their large-sized eyes.

5. Spotted hyena, least weasel and Tasmanian devil

Spotted hyenas

Enroll these guys in the hockey team . Spotted hyenas with extremely strong jaws - are their survival weapons; and because hockey athletes often break their jaws and break their teeth during the game, these guys can help their team a lot. In fact, spotted hyenas can eat very hard parts of prey like bones, horns, and teeth.

At least

However, if there is a biting contest for breast-eating predators, then the least is a promising athlete who wins the prize with gray wolves, lions, and even panda bears (ordinary panda doesn't eat meat but eat very hard bamboo trees. As a result, the last 'bite' content championship belongs to the Tasmanian devil - with a stronger bite force than any other species on Earth.

Tasmanian devil

6. Arctic sea and seagulls

Arctic sea

In the content of " running long distance" , a lively competition between two species of sea birds with toughness and persistence, the Arctic Sea is holding the title of migrant athletes with long distances. Every year, they migrate from the North Pole to the South Pole and then return, in other words, they have gone from one end of the Earth to the other end of the Earth.

Seagulls

And scientists have also discovered that seagulls also have very impressive migration routes. They start in New Zealand and end in the North Pacific. Every year, each seagull must fly nearly 65,000 kilometers (but still less than the Arctic sea swallow with an achievement of over 80,000 km).

7. Mantis Shrimp - Hand punching steel invincible

Mantis shrimp possesses punches that are considered the fastest and most powerful in the natural world. The attacks from this species of shrimp produce a force that is 1,000 times their body weight, and reach a speed as fast as a flying bullet.