Sun shines --> grass grows --> gazelle/antelope eat grass --> cheetah eats gazelle/antelope
The above food chain is incredibly simple but it's basically how it works.
yep. food chain.
There is no food chain for cheetahs in Antarctica, and it's too cold for them there.
the food chain that they can find their food is in the predator food chain
To protect its baby cheetahs and it is a big part of the food chain. I asked this question because of a school project!
Cheetahs are carnivores that typically occupy the top of the food chain in their ecosystems. They primarily feed on herbivores like gazelles and impalas, which are lower on the food chain. In the food web, they play a crucial role in controlling herbivore populations and maintaining the balance of the ecosystem.
Cheetahs eat zebra, gazelles, and rabbits. Younger cheetahs are vulnerable to lions and hyenas. Since cheetahs are smaller than other big cats, and tiered after the hunt, their kills are susceptible to other hunters.
They don't have predators since they are at the top of the food chain.
Every living thing is part of one food chain or another. A lion is the top predator in its food chain, and in the African savanna food web, it is at the same level as hunting dogs, leopards, cheetahs, and hyenas
Well, first of all there are two E's in cheetahs and no there are no predators foe the cheetahs because it is on top of the food chain. But when a cheetah dies the decomposers decompose it.
no because we need all animals even if they are bad .. not saying that cheetahs are bad but we still need all of them. it would destroy the animal kingdom and the food chain. this might help
The food chain is actually a loop. Bunny eats carrot, cheetah eats bunny, maggots eat cheetah (after death), soil absorbs maggots, carrots absorbs soil, bunny eats carrot ... it goes round and round.The closest thing you could say is that cheetahs are at the top of the predatory food chain.
Food, water, rest, and shade.