Do cheetahs get in fights with other cheetahs?

Answer 1

The female cheetah will find a male cheetah and make herself available. The male inserts his penis into the female's vagina. Then the male will ejaculate sperm into the female's reproductive system. This fertilizes the ovum that is freed in the female. The process is similar to the conception of a human child or the young in all mammals.
In a similar manner to any other mammal.

The Male Gets on top af the female.

Pretty much like domestic cats and dogs, but with a bit more snarling.

For Cheetah there is no regular breeding season. Cubs are born in all year around. They achieve sexual maturity at approximately 20-23 months old. The female in heat squirts urine on bushes, tree trunks and rocks to attract a male. Since males and females know each other because their hunting ranges overlap, the receptive female responds to the yelp by a dominant male and mating occurs immediately. They stay together for 1-2 days and mate several times.
Mating can take place year-round, but peaks during the rainy season (November to May). Like most cats, cheetahs are mating-induced ovulators, which means that they do not ovulate until after mating has occurred.

Answer 2

The cheetah is usually a solitary animal. There will be some notable exceptions, however.

Males and females will usually be found together only if the female is coming into season (for mating). Certainly a mother and a cub or cubs will be together for some time, and this is probably the best example of the social nature of this cat. Additionally, male cubs that grew up together may work together for some time as adults. Females will venture off to make their own lives as adults after being raised by their mother.

Answer 3

Cheetahs rarely act at all around other cheetahs since they tend to hunt and live alone. But if two cheetahs cross they will ignore each other since they have no fights about territories and / or mates.

Answer 4

they do not attack other cheetahs , they just only fight

Answer 5

They sit in trees until they see prey then they go 'roar' and chase them until it catches one and eats it dead.

Answer 6

It eats them

Answer 7

yes but it's a rare sighting on camera