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Nature and animals are truly amazing. They can bring so much joy into our lives if we just let it. In this amazing video, we get to see animals of nature up close! As part of the 'Living With Big Cats: Wild Edition' program in South Africa, these volunteers and visitors got the chance to experience a casual stroll with a group of cheetahs! Although these incredible animals do interact with humans, they actually live in the wild and are free to roam all around the entire property and live as they please. There is so much beauty to be found in nature, as well as its animals! Sometimes we just have to take a step back out of the digital world and embrace the environment around as. As much as technology has impacted our lives for the better, it can not replicate the true experiences of enjoying nature. We have to preserve our environment and help it flourish because one it is gone, it will be gone for good! Meeting these cheetahs is an experience that will be remembered forever, one that your smart phone cannot duplicate! Please share this amazing video with your family and friends as it is one that no one should miss!

How precious is this? A heart-warming moment features two 8-month-old white lion cubs, named Sasha and Shimba who love to spend time with each other. Watch as they run around and enjoy some playtime at the "Living With Big Cats" volunteer program in South Africa. They have so much energy and look like they are enjoying their day very much! The day is always more exciting when you have a friend to spend it with, so awesome! They love to play fight with each other, this just shows how much they love each other! The white lion is a rare colour mutation of the lion. It was believed for a very long time that white lions could not survive in the wild by themselves. This is why most white lions are now in zoos. A recessive gene is what gives lions their white colour. A similar gene also produces white tigers, interesting! A white lion is from the same species as an African lion even though they are different in colour. Check out this video of adorable white lion cubs enjoying play time together! Have you ever seen white lions before? Let us know in the comment section down below!