Can we learn from the planet’s fastest land animal? They have at least four key lessons for us, says one expert. (Plus one for politicians: leaders of the pack beware!)
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Five male cheetahs strain against the current of the raging Talek River in Kenya's Maasai Mara National Reserve © Buddhilini de Soyza Glossary
Olpadan - Olpadan means “sharp shooter” in Maa, the language spoken by the Maasai people in Southern Kenya and Northern Tanzania.
The Great Swim - The image was highly commended in this year’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.
All-male - It is rare for male cheetahs to form large social groups. The group is made up of two sets of siblings.
Tano Bora - Tano Bora means magnificent five. The group is now known as Nne Bora, or magnificent four.
Sprinters - Cheetahs can accelerate from 0mph to 68mph in just three seconds.
Ludwig Wittgenstein - An Austrian-British philosopher and mathematician most famous for his work on language. Some consider him the greatest philosopher of the 20th Century.