Very carefully ... they hide in the tall grass.
Cheetahs live and stalk their prey on the grasslands of Africa and Asia.
Cheetahs will first stalk its prey, then when its prey sees it and starts to run away, it gives chase. Once it is upon the fleeing animal it will grab a hold of its neck after batting it to the ground and suffocate it to death.
once they are close to the prey.
has a good and bad meaning,the good is that a cheetah is a fast beautiful creature.the bad is it is a carnivore that hunts and kills.it also will kill humans if it feels threatened.
The New York Yankees are cutting down all of the cheetahs savanah grass there fore, the cheetah has no where to stalk its prey! The Yankees suck!
Technically older cheetahs do not really have mimicry. It is the young cubs that do. They curl up like a honey badger so other animals won't prey on it. The older cheetah makes chirps, telling the cub to lay down and curl up so she can stalk her prey. So, to answer the question, cheetah cubs are the ones that have mimicry. Not the older cheetahs.
Cheetahs do prey on gorilla. They do not prey on gorilla often.
Cheetahs generally don't live in deserts. There's not enough prey there. If there is prey, they might.
Cheetahs are diurnal, unlike most cats, which are either nocturnal or are equally active during the day and the night.
Yes, they would but would'nt because they are the same species.
none but if their prey migrates they follow the prey
they smell it and stalk it