The fastest animals in the world

Cheetah newspaper, antelope or horse is considered to be the fastest speed athlete in the terrestrial animal world.

1. Cheetah newspaper (112-120km / h)

The cheetah newspaper is the fastest in the world.(Photo: Dailymail)

The cheetah newspaper is the fastest species in the world, with the running speed can reach 112-120 km / h. A leopard can achieve maximum running speed within 60 seconds and can accelerate from 0 to 96 km / h in 3 seconds. Long legs, deep chest cavity, small waist back and flexible backbone help this species achieve amazing speed when running. The cheetah newspaper is classified as a group of endangered animals, only scattered in Africa.

2. Mexican tailless bat (96.6km / h)

Mexican tailless bats are amazingly fast-paced species among terrestrial animals.

After the cheetah, Mexican tailed bat is an amazing speed among terrestrial animals. The long, narrow wings and pointed tips help this bat reach an aerial flight speed of 96.6 km / h, while maintaining a stable speed. They are found in Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, America . Many scientists believe that this bat used to be used by the US air force to transport small bombs into Japanese territory during the war. 2nd world.

3. Pronghorn (88.5km / h)

This is considered one of the fastest animals in North America.(Photo: Donald M. Jones).

The Pronghorn (Antilocapridae) is a relative of goats, but has a confusing appearance with antelopes. This is considered one of the fastest animals in North America with an average speed of 88.5 km / h, when sprinting reaches 98 km / h and can maintain the speed from 59-65 km / h . Healthy feet help them to run and maintain a stable speed.

4. Springbok (88km / h)

Springbok is a species of gazelle in South Africa.(Photos: Wikipedia)

Springbok is a species of gazelle in South Africa. This is an agile animal and can reach speeds of 88km / h. In addition to fast speed, this species also has the ability to jump about 4m high. Unlike pronghorn, however, the springbok cannot run long distances and is still chased by the cheetah or jaguar. This animal is quite close, can live with herds with wildebeest or ostrich. They live mainly in southwestern Africa.

5. Wildebeest antelope (80.5km / h)

This species is shaped like cows and antelopes, short and sharp horns.(Photo: Wikipedia).

Wildebeest is a species of antelope, native to Africa. The two females and males of Wildebeest are capable of running fast at a rate of about 80.5 km / h. This species is shaped like cows and antelopes, short and sharp horns. They often move into large flocks to make it difficult for predators. If not hunted or killed, this species can live up to 20 years.

6. Blackbuck (80km / h)

The number of this species in the world is only about 500.(Photo: Wikipedia).

Blackbuck is an antelope native to India. The characteristic of this species is the long V-shaped twisted horns. They are also known for their amazing speed in the world of animal presenting with the speed of 80 km / h. Blackbuck is now extinct in Nepal, Pakistan and Bangladesh, the number of these species in the world is only about 500.

7. Thomson antelope (80km / h)

Also this antelope can also use high jumps to escape the enemy.(Photo: Wikipedia).

Thomson antelope lives in Africa and is the most common antelope in eastern Africa, Kenya, Tanzania and South Sudan. Antelopes have the ability to run past their enemies as cheetah cheetahs and turn around to run very quickly. In addition to being able to run at an average speed of 80km / h, this antelope can also use high jumps to escape the enemy.

8. Rabbit brown forest (77km / h)

Brown rabbits live mainly in England, western Europe, Canada, South and Central America.(Photo: ArthurGrosset.com).

When hunted by an enemy, a rabbit can run at an average speed of 75km / h and reach a maximum of 77km / h, even they can go back without slowing down and jumping high from around 5-7m. The difference between rabbits and other rabbits is that long ears with dark spots and longer hind legs allow them to quickly reach high speeds when running. Agricultural activities have reduced the number of rabbits since 1960. Brown rabbits live mainly in the UK, western Europe, Canada, South and Central America.

9. Greyhound (74km / h)

Greyhound dogs can reach speeds of 74 km / h in 6 steps.(Photo: Wikipedia).

Greyhound is a hunting dog in Europe, mainly raised for demonstration and racing. Today, grayhound dogs are kept in homes. Greyhound dogs can reach speeds of 74 km / h in 6 steps and maintain this speed for 11km.

10. Horse (nearly 71km / h)

Depending on the breed, their velocity can range from 56-70 km / h.(Photo: romagazine.eu).

Horses are one of the fastest animals in the world capable of running past dogs and deer. There are about 350 breeds in the world and all of them are capable of running as fast as athletes in the animal world. Depending on the breed, their speed can range from 56-70 km / h, the maximum speed reaches 88km / h when running at full speed. The horse is also known for its durability, toughness and good coordination.