Ranking the fastest animals in the world 

Cheetahs, antelopes or horses are considered the fastest athletes in the land animal world.

1. Cheetah (112-130km/h)

Ranking the fastest animals in the world - Cheetah

The cheetah is the fastest species in the world, with a running speed of 112-130 km/h. A cheetah can reach top speed in 60 seconds and has the ability to accelerate from 0 to 96 km/h in 3 seconds. Long legs, deep chest cavity, small waist and flexible spine enable this species to achieve amazing speed when running. Cheetahs are classified as endangered animals, only found sporadically in Africa.

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2. Mexican tailless bat (96.6km/h)

Ranking the fastest animals in the world

After the cheetah, the Mexican tailless bat is the fastest among land animals. Long, narrow wings and pointed tips help this bat reach an airborne speed of about 96.6 km/h, while maintaining a steady speed. They are found in Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, USA... Many scientists believe that this species of bat was used by the US Air Force to transport small bombs into Japanese territory during the war. second world.

3. Pronghorn (88.5km/h)

Pronghorn (Antilocapridae) is a relative of goats, but has a shape that is easily confused with antelope. 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 a speed of 59-65 km / h. . Strong legs help them run and maintain a steady pace.

4. Springbok (88km/h)

Springbok is a species of gazelle native to South Africa. This is an agile animal and can reach speeds of 88km/h. In addition to fast speed, this species is also capable of jumping up to about 4m high. However, unlike the pronghorn, the springbok cannot run long distances and is still hunted by cheetahs or jaguars. This is a fairly close animal, can live in herds with wildebeest or ostriches. They live mainly in southwestern Africa.

5. Wildebeest (80.5km/h)

Wildebeest is a species of antelope, native to Africa. Both male and female species of the Wildebeest species are capable of running at speeds of about 80.5km/h. This species has a cow and antelope-like appearance, short and sharp horns. They often move in large flocks to make it difficult for predators. If not hunted or killed, this species can live up to 20 years.

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