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Since cheetahs can not run far, they have to learn to sneak up on their prey, this is something that their mother teaches them. Once they've caught their meal cheetahs instinctively breath out of their noses, while they crush the prey's windpipe with their mouths.
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∙ 9y ago
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∙ 7y agoCheetahs are not only the most fastest running Big Cats but they have topped as the fastest land mammal. It's speed recorded up until now is 70 mph (112km/hr).
A female cheetah teaches her young how to hunt for 2 years. It mainly hunts after IMPALA and GAZELLE.
After it runs in that speed they have to rest for a long time or else if they keep on running on their top speed, their heart may eventually break or burst!
Since they are so unique in speed, they have been kept in their own genus Acinonyx. Their scientific name is Acinonyx Jubutas.
They also have an ability to accelerate to 110km/hr from rest in less than 10 seconds. Unlike other big cats, Cheetah have a slender body and thin legs that enables them to sprint easily. They are also becoming rare. Only fewer than 2000 Cheetahs now surive. Many are hunted for their coats, and many have lost their habitat.
From the lighter side: They seem to prefer to eat and run...
That cheetahs can be mean.
Cheetah's are solitary execpt when mothers are caring for their cubs.when the hunt their prey their prey is stocked until the can chase it down in a 65 to 70 mph. sprint.
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∙ 7y agoThere hunting skills are a learned behavior.
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∙ 11y agoCheetah's instinctive behaviors is being able to sleep, walk ect.
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∙ 10y agoCheetahs have brains that are distinctive and can help them to act like humans. They have claws that are from one inch long to five inches long too. Also, they enjoy butting heads.
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∙ 11y agohunting
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