no a cheetah uses speed to catch its pray. the cheetah hides in the grass and sneeks up on its pray
speed
Yes. Gazels are among the Cheetah's favourite prey species.
A cheetah will expell almost 99% of its energy when using its blazing speed to catch its prey. The internal temperature of a cheetah will increase exponentially during its race to catch the prey. Once caught and killed, the cheetah will lie next to its prey and rest before feeding. Then as any other predator of its nature, the cheetah will eat with others.
No but they do use echolocation to locate their prey more easily and also to communicate with each other
African wild dogs will prey on cheetah cubs.
Cheetahs use their speed and camouflage to hunt prey. Gazelle's, Impala and Springbok are the usual prey species as they are around the size that a cheetah can catch and kill. They lie hidden in the grass and move close to its unsuspecting prey. When they are around 100 to 200 meters near the prey, they pick up a burst of speed and tackle the prey. They go for the throat thereby suffocating the prey
To catch their prey, like gazelles. Gazelles are fast, so cheetahs have to be fast to catch them
so they can still run, and catch prey
A cheetah has adapted spots and its savannah-like color.Its longer legs have made it easier to run and catch prey.
A cheetah has very acute hearing. They can hear for miles. They also have very good eyesight which helps them find and catch their prey.
Ancient Egyptians kept cheetah as pets or used them for hunting. They were not domesticated, however. In hunting, the cheetah was kept in reserve until the prey was close enough for the cheetah's speed to catch their prey.
there neck is long so that they can catch prey and it makes it easier to run