Cheetahs don't hibernate.
No, cheetahs do not hibernate nor do the estivate.
No, cheetahs do not hibernate.
Cheetahs do not hibernate.
No cheetahs don't hibernate. Especially because they live in Africa.
It actually depends if the prey migrates or hibernates.As far as i know they do not hibernate and as far as migrate they will follow there prayNormally cheetahs just suck lollipops (you know what i mean) & dont care but they really adore vigina's that stink.
none but if their prey migrates they follow the prey
No..Cats don't do either.
They need to hunt and eat all the time to survive. They don't hibernate and their natural habitat in Africa is warm all year round. Answered By Tarryn Hain
Cheetahs don't hibernate. They hunt and eat all year round. Hibernation is a strategy taken up by animals that live in the arctic and Antarctic region when half the year is too cold for the animal to come out. So they eat for 6 months, gain weight and then sleep for the remaining months. Cheetahs live in hot climate and don't have to hibernate.
Cheetahs do not aestivate, go into torpor, or hibernate. They are adapted to hot climates and rely on their speed and agility for hunting, rather than conserving energy through dormancy. They remain active year-round.
No cockroaches do not hibernate. Bugs them selves do not hibernate.
No, they do not hibernate.