Very rarely. Leopards are stronger and on average heavier than cheetahs, so the latter tend to give away to their competitors. Female cheetahs with cubs can mock charge leopards which threaten their young, but avoid direct contact. Also, male cheetahs in coalition can also chase leopard females or juveniles but rarely adult males. The reason for that is that male leopards are much heavier (av. 60kg) than females (av. 35kg), and male cheetahs too are larger (av. 47kg) than their female counterparts (av. 37kg). Also, leopards and cheetahs, though similar in size and prey preference (both take primarily small to midsized antelope), are often separated by space and time. Leopards prefer denser woodland and are primarily nocturnal. Cheetahs are found in more open habitats and are primarily diurnal. Nature has it's way of settling everything, so both species are able to coexist in the same area. But I should also note that the pecking order in savanna is very clear, and cheetahs are almost always ranked below leopards.
Not any more or less than other cheetahs. Cheetahs as a rule don't fight much, the're fairly fragile animals compared to the other big cats, and can't really afford to get injured. They need to stay in hunting shape.
Cheetahs do not have a home. Many animals do not.
Not often but if the encounter on another they WILL fight.
yes cheetahs do kill with other animals they cant do it their self
no. cheetahs are the fastest animals in the world
Territory or Food
Cheetahs were not "made". They are natural animals that has existed for thousands of years.
Cheetahs have sharp claws and teeth- and enough speed to catch most animals.
Cheetahs
Very few animals will voluntarily breed outside their own species, cheetahs included.
King cheetahs hunt the same animals as normal cheetahs do.
when they are being messed with or they are in a fight