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The Kalahari people, particularly the San Bushmen, utilize their deep understanding of animal behavior, the environment, and tracking skills to hunt cheetahs. They employ a method called "persistent hunting," where they track the cheetah over long distances, relying on their endurance and knowledge of the terrain. Instead of relying on speed, they exploit the cheetah's need to rest after short bursts of high-speed chases, allowing the hunters to close the distance. This strategy, combined with their exceptional tracking abilities, enables them to successfully hunt this incredibly fast animal.

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