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They Capture The Majestic Moment When A Family Of Cheetahs Crosses The River Full Of Crocodiles

Nature has the ability to provide us with a variety of moments, most of which are unique and amazing. Fortunately, individuals who have had the opportunity of witnessing some of these have chronicled them.

And that’s exactly what occurred to wildlife photographers Arnfinn Johansen and Buddhilini De Soyza as they came face to face with a herd of cats on the verge of crossing the river.

Nature has the ability to provide us with a variety of moments, most of which are unique and amazing. Fortunately, individuals who have had the opportunity of witnessing some of these have chronicled them.

And that’s exactly what happened to wildlife photographers Arnfinn Johansen and Buddhilini De Soyza as they came face to face with a herd of cats on the verge of crossing the road.

Arnfinn Johansen

Wildlife photographers have one of the most dangerous careers, but their work is also one of the most gratifying because of the breathtaking photographs they capture.

Arnfinn Johansen

Arnfinn Johansen and Buddhilini De Soyza took these breathtaking images while traveling Kenya’s Maasai Mara National Park.

Arnfinn Johansen

These photographers were able to capture a family of five cheetahs that had been following them for days and had finally emerged from the thicket.

The cheetah is the fastest terrestrial mammal, capable of reaching speeds of up to 115 km/h in sprints of up to 400 meters. Each litter might produce up to five cubs for the female. Thomson’s gazelle is their primary prey.

Arnfinn Johansen

The cheetah is one of the most endangered animals, with its population dropping by more than half in the last 25 years and its habitat diminishing by 90%.

Although seeing such a huge family of these species is unusual, what these animals did left these photographers, as well as millions of other users of social media, speechless.

Arnfinn Johansen

Arnfinn and Buddhilini, fortunately for all of us, were working in an African refuge and were able to catch the cats as they gathered to cross a torrent river that had overflowed due to severe rainfall.

Arnfinn Johansen