Why Cheetah Run So Fast A New Study Find The Answer

Cheetah is one of the fastest running mammals on earth. We and you have always heard that leopards talk with the wind. But why is this, how do leopards run so fast? Researchers have found the answer to this question. A team of scientists has discovered why some animals like, cheetahs etc. run fast from other animals. It also depends on their body size and meat muscles. A team of researchers was formed from Imperial College, London, Harvard University, University of Queensland, and University of Sunshine Cost. Who has discovered how animals of animals run, and how they can run sharply with their help. Report According to the study Nature Communications Has been published in a journal called. The study says that the fastest running animals include neither heavy creatures like elephants, nor too small creatures like ants. Rather, this ability is given to medium size organisms such as cheetahs.

The study suggests that animals who run rapidly electricity get this speed based on two factors- how fast they run, and how far can their muscles shrink. The maximum speed is determined by which extent these animals first reach, which is determined by their size.

The first limit has been called by scientists as a Kinetic Anyroji Capacity Limit. This limit is the measure of how the muscle shrinking limits the speed of that animal. The second limit has been called the Work Capacity Limit. This explains how much large animals are controlled by the shrinkage of their muscles.

Both these limits decide how fast the animal can run. And the size of which the leopards are animals, that is, a medium size which is found in 50 kg of organisms, both these limits are present in such animals. Therefore, these animals run very fast, whose speed can reach 104 kilometers per hour. The same model was also applied by researchers on large size animals. And with the help of this, they also accurately guessed the speed of these animals that they could run with the maximum speed.