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Animals we encounter ordinarily, not counting whales, are generally at most 3x-5x humans in max dimensions (elephants, giraffes) so our body-length speed sense does not feel that far off from objective speed. But huge vehicles throw us off. Oil supertankers are the most extreme.
Even with animals, this can throw us off. Elephants seem slow and lumbering but their typical top speed of 25mph is close to human *record* of ~28mph. An average human will not outrun an average elephant. We forget their legs alone are taller than most of us.
I can imagine few things more terrifying than being chased by an elephant in musth. In terms of running, where humans truly excel relative to other creatures is in endurance, not top speed.
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