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A cheetah is old enough to live on their own when they are about 18 months old. This is when the mother will actually leave them in a sibling group on their own. The group will stay together for about another year before the females begin going off on their own.
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When is a cheetah old enough to be on its own?
A cub is able to leave their mother in 13-20 months.
Why do badgers leave their kit?
When they are weaned and old enough to live on their own.
How do you know when a small rabbit is old enough to live on its own?
you dont need to know. they will do it on their own
Do cheetah's live with groups?
The mother may live with her cubs until they are mature enough to go out on their own. Males may form loose groups to protect a territory from invading males called coalitions.
Does a chimpmunk live in a heard or by itself?
Chipmunks live with their parents until they're old enough to go off on their own and live by themselves and mate and have their own children
Would a cheetah leave its baby?
If it needed to to survive, yes, but when the baby is old enough it will leave on it's own.
How old when a cheetah can survive on its own?
i think 2 years old because on wikipedia it says that they leave by then
How old can a dolphin be to go out on their own?
They have to be old enough to get out on their own.
Do pandas they live in families?
No. Adults are solitary, and cubs stay with their mother until old enough to make it on their own.
When are lions old enough to be on there on?
they are old enough to be on their own when they are around 2 years old
How small is a cheetah cub at birth?
At birth a cheetah cub weighs approximatey two pounds. A cheetah cub stays with its mother until it is about a year and half old before its mother abandons it to be on its own.
Does the cheetah live by itself?
Yes cheetahs are primarily loners who tend to live by themselves and fend for themselves. The only time cheetahs will live with one another is when a female cheetah is raising and fending for her cubs until they are ready to go off on their own.
