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Fast! At the top of your head, what is the fastest animal on the planet?

If you said Cheetah, it's a good assumption; Spotted felines can reach upper speeds of 61 miles per hour when they are sprinting after (probably terrified).

But what about the fish of sailing? This aquatic creature was recorded to swim at Breakneck speeds of 68 miles per hour. (To takethis,Michael Pelps.) Surely, it's the fastest animal, right?

Nope! The fish of the sail is indeedThe fastest creature of the seaAnd the cheetah blows on earth. But identify the fastest animal, you have to watch the sky.

The fastest animal of the entire animal kingdom is actually the pilgrim hawk. And the chances are, you have already seen one before.

According toNational Geographic, Peregrine's hawks "are among the most common birds of prey in the world and live on all continents except Antarctica". As you can expect you to expect, they are partial to open wide spaces that give them maximum benefits to have stain prey and tend to feed on small shorebirds and ducks. For this reason, the pilgrim hawk is getting better near the coast, but they have been found in many different habitats, deserts to big cities. So you can keep an eye on a pilgrim foule perch or nestled on skyscrapers, cliffs, water towers and other large structures.

And while the pilgrim hawk can be exceptionally fast, it's not exceptionally big. This crow's bird, according to theCornell Ornithology Laboratory, is about 14 to 19 inches in length, has a large size of about 41 inches and weighs everywhere from about 19 to 56 ounces.

So, what makes these specimens winged so fast? The answer is simple: gravity.

According toFast businessWhen pilgrims hawking, they climb to insane peaks, then use the force of gravity to collapse towards their target at mental flexion speeds. How fast do you ask? Well, the peregrine falcon isable to ride through the sky to200 miles per hour During a dive. (For the context, Ferrari's fastest consumption vehicle, named the people812 Superfast, has an upper recording speed of 211 miles per hour. And it's a literal machine.)

Pilucons get a rather amazing mileage too, as you could have guess. The birds that spend warmer months in the Arctic tundra and migrate to South America for the winter cover 15,500 miles in one year.

A few decades ago, peregrine falcons disappeared. But thanks to captive breeding programs and the reduction of pesticide use (including the harmful insecticide, DDT), the peregrine falcon populations quickly started to skyrocket. And for more amazing creatures of mother nature, meet them23 cute animals much more dangerous than you think.

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