Cute Baby Cheetahs Make New Friends The Lion Whisperer

I don't know where to look. There's cheetahs everywhere. All right, so it's been a few days since the three new cheetah cubs have come to the sanctuary and they've been a little bit stressy. More stressy than I would have liked. I thought they would have settled down a lot sooner, but it is what it is. All right, so Meals on Wheels has arrived. Uber Eats. Uber Eats has arrived. You can see they know what that means because all those little faces are locked in on that man and what he has. They don't really like him. It's just what he can do for them. We'll follow these five. Caroline's going to feed the three. Time for a drink. And then playtime. A little drink. Off they go. The nightmare five. Really good to see them thriving like this. They really are doing well. So now the attention needs to switch around to these three and get them to be like that. The idea is still to put them all together, guys. Today is the day they meet the miracle five. Yeah, not so tough anymore, hey? Not so tough, hey? Yeah, all going to have a look. Yeah, cheetah, cheetah. Not so tough, hey? Look, and then there were eight. Sure, look at you. All five of you and you're not even that tough, hey? Yeah, you are feisty, but you big mouth. You're just a big mouth and then you run away and hide. Hello, you two. This has gone a hundred times better than I thought it would, which is great. Okay, so now what? Now you're all huddled in a pile, hey? It's easy to spit and hiss at a fence, hey? You exactly like little dogs, you know that? Well, yap, yap, yap, yap, yap. And then look at you, hey? Are you all listening? Get these eggs. Okay, children. Now today in Cheetah 101, we are going to learn how to be nice. Okay, are you listening? Yes, hey, you two in the back. You two in the back, pay attention. Look at you. Look at you five. Yes, you need to set the example to the three, okay? Yes, okay, is that a yes? Yes, good. Good, look at that, look at that. Hello, guys. Have we all eaten? Yeah. Okay. Hello, look at that. Everyone's so happy. Yeah, we're not so bad. Ciao. They bad. You, fasti. Squeaky. Can we call you squeaky? You are such a cheeky one, but you sit at the back and make a noise. So at least it's not absolute, you know, fear and three little cubs being absolutely terrified. They actually are curious and wanting to come out. And yeah, not even hissing. I think very intrigued and curious as to who these five cubs are and actually relaxing. That's good. Look at that. So I think what might be best is to just leave them in here for about 30 minutes just to chill without us. And then because they might also be because of our presence, feeling maybe a little more emboldened or even less emboldened. So let them be. And then I think once we open that gate, then the five can go out and the three can come out at their leisure. If I can't get them, I'll just take it out on you. You got a bitch slap. You got a double bitch slap. Did you see that? Yeah, you got beaten up at kindergarten. No, he wasn't even being horrible. He was just coming in there all friendly. Okay, look, I think that's really, that's really gone down well. And now we can let them sort their kindergarten stuff out. And then open that gate and then we are back to how it should be. A night pen, a smaller pen and a bigger pen. And instead of five, there's now eight.