A mother cheetah looks after her young by moving its den every few days, to keep pretators from tracking the cubs down and eating them. The mother will also trap small animals, and bring them to the den for the cubs to play with and build their hunting skills. The mother cheetah also hunts for the cheetah cubs until they are old enough to take turns hunting. Then the mother cheetah, when the cubs are old enough to look after themselves, moves out, leaving the cheetahs to survive by themselves.
Like balls of fluff.
they look furry and cute
All bloody and covered in afterbirth.
the y look like small spotted house cats
what can they do as an adult cheetah that they couldn't do when they were young
A cheetah mother will try to protect its young. But in the face of an attack from lions or hyenas, the cheetah has little choice but to escape and hope the young will remain hidden and survive.
Well cheetah young aren't exactly kittens a better word would be cub.
A cheetah is a mammal, so the female cheetah carries live young within her womb. The gestation period for the cheetah is about 90 days. As a mammal, cheetahs give birth to live young.
A cheetah is a vertebrate because it is a mammal. It has a backbone and it feeds its young.
Buy a cheetah costume .
Young cheetahs are called cubs.
a cheetah box look like a cheetah inside a box
A cheetah has fur.
A young cheetah is usually called a cub- just like a lion.
The job of the male cheetah is to impregnate the female. He then leaves and has nothing to do with raising the young that are born a few months later.
Its possible that a Cheetah can eat a Zebra because cheetahs are carnivore and they don't care what they eat.