The Cubs hung out with wild animals again, this time taking Cheetah selfies

Joe Maddon brought a cheetah to Wrigley Field, so of course the players took selfies with it.

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Cubs manager Joe Maddon turned Wrigley Field into a petting zoo for his players on Tuesday, but he wasn’t done with the exotic animals. Maddon brought a cheetah to the field before batting practice on Wednesday, so of course the players took selfies with it. 

Cheetah selfie! pic.twitter.com/5yNVxNfWWH

— Kris Bryant (@KrisBryant_23) September 23, 2015

Animal House. pic.twitter.com/vpoqO4sQ3o

— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) September 23, 2015

Hey guys meet my new friend Bibi! Yes she is a cheetah! pic.twitter.com/YAE7kRfHYo

— Kyle Schwarber (@kschwarb12) September 23, 2015

Just a typical day at Wrigley Field! #WeAreGood pic.twitter.com/ukOSdzLr2F

— Tommy Hottovy (@TommyHottovy) September 23, 2015

Bibi the cheetah is 2 1/2 years old & can go 0 to 60 in 4 seconds. She is not eligible for the postseason roster pic.twitter.com/FFWSNPmDlx

— Sahadev Sharma (@sahadevsharma) September 23, 2015

Joe Maddon’s motivational techniques are certainly out of the box. 

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