They do defend the cubs. One way they do is to hide them and draw the threat away from the cubs. A good example of this is in the movie CHEETAH.
The cheetah is built for speed, not defense, and so hides and runs rather than fights unless it must defend its cubs.
Lions can pose a great threat to cheetahs in the wild. But once, a female cheetah scared away a male lion to defend her cubs.
A cheetah can have up to 2-5 cubs, however there has been a cheetah that has had 8 cubs apparently
no, but a mother cheetah once scared away a male lion to defend her baby. yes because of its cuteness! yes that happened, a female cheetah beat off a lion to protest her cubs.
it has 2-7
most cheetahs growl at the predatorShe will growl viciously, and lash out at the attacker, buying time for her cubs to escape and hide.Once she's absolutely sure her cubs are safe in hiding, she will abandon the attacker and go back for them.Sometimes, the best way to defend her cubs, is to walk away from danger.If a mother has caught prey and then some hyenas come along, the cheetah family usually just walk away.
Cheetah cubs are given several children a day at regular intervals. At least the ones in captivity.
Like a cheetah but smaller and cuter
Well cheetah young aren't exactly kittens a better word would be cub.
The cheetah cubs are cared for by the mother cheetah for about eighteen months. The father has no part in raising the baby animals. The mother nurses the cubs, and protects them from predators, as a large number of tiny cubs fall victim to other animals. The mother later teaches them to hunt.
The number of cubs born to a cheetah can vary from one to eight, though the common number is three to five.
No. Oddly enough cheetah cubs are very rare in the sea. Whales have never been known to eat them