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From birth to death, a cheetah undergoes significant physical and behavioral changes. At birth, cubs are blind and helpless, relying on their mother for nourishment and protection. As they mature, they develop distinctive spots and the ability to run at high speeds, reaching up to 60-70 mph in just a few months. In their later years, cheetahs experience a decline in physical capabilities, with reduced speed and hunting efficiency, often leading to a shorter lifespan compared to other big cats.
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How do cheetah babies change?
they change just like us the mother gives birth to the cub
How many times will a cheetah give birth and how often?
A cheetah can give birth up to 2 times and those times will be when the cheetah is 2 and 3. Awesome question!
How does a cheetah give birth?
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.
What happens when a mother cheetah gives birth?
A little baby cheetah comes out.
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.
What is the birth size of a cheetah cub?
3feet
Where does a cheetah give birth?
tall grass
The change in growth rate that results from the change in birth and death rates is known as?
natrual increas?
What happens if a birth rate does not equal death rate population?
There is a change in population.
How do birth and death rates change when a population goes through the demographic?
They decrease
How young are cheetahs?
Well, It depends on the cheetah's BIRTH date!
What is special about a cheetah what do they do to survive does it change to something different when it gets older?
a Cheetah is special because it can run very fast to catch it food, up to 60 miles per hour. Do they change into something else when they get older? no. Once a cheetah always a cheetah.
