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You may have heard that cheetahs abandon hunts because they overheat. But this theory is wrong, according to new research. In fact, cheetahs often overheat when they ;ve hunted successfully. Here why. Despite being the fastest land sprinters on the planet, cheetahs are very inefficient hunters. In fact, less than 40 percent of all cheetah hunts end in kills, and the big cats even abandon hunts when their prey appear to be in range. For several decades, the prevailing theory to explain cheetahs ; hunting failures states that the animals stop hunting because they overheat, and simply cannot exercise any further. This theory is very popular among tour guides, textbooks and a lot of lay media, says Robyn Hetem, a physiologist at the University of Witwatersrand in South Africa. We wer
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