Volker conducted the experiment at ‘The Cheetah Experience,’ a cheetah breeding centre in South Africa, according to the video’s description.

On social media, a video showing a man and three cheetahs laying down, getting comfortable, and snuggling up to each other in blankets have surfaced.

The film was shot at a cheetah breeding centre in Bloemfontein, South Africa, in 2019. This film depicts Dolph Volker’s experience as a volunteer at a cheetah breeding centre.

Volker conducted this experiment in South Africa at ‘The Cheetah Experience,’ a cheetah-breeding centre, where he was given special permission to spend a few nights with three cheetahs in order to learn more about them.

Reads the caption of the video, ”Do cheetahs prefer cold concrete or warm blankets and company? These captive cheetahs were bred and born at cheetah breeding centers in South Africa; one at Cheetah Experience. All are quite tame as they are groomed for the breeding program so when they have cubs, they can be monitored closely. An accepting and approachable mother allows that. There is a plan to release one of these cheetahs into a protected wild in the near future. I was granted special permission to spend my nights with the three because I had watched them grow up and built up a relationship with them during past volunteering,”

Here is the link to the video:

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