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Cheetah Looks For Some Shade In The Savannah

Big brother Cheetah takes the best spot!

In the animal kingdom and in the human world, it seems that big brother always calls the shots.

Photographed in the Masai Mara at the peak of noon, the mid day sun was alittle too intense for these felines so big brother found the best spot in the shade while his younger sibling had to look for another shade of his own.
With an age difference of literally a few minutes between them, it seems that bigger Cheetah has the last say.

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