Cheetahs

Yes, but most of the predators only hunt for cheetahs when they are infants. These animals include lions, hyenas, raptors, wild dogs and leopards. Some poachers, however, also kill them for their skin. In adulthood, cheetahs may, in addition, be killed by lions because they are viewed as competitors.

Cheetahs primarily inhabit savannas, grasslands, and open woodlands, which provide ample opportunities for hunting. These habitats support populations of prey species such as gazelles and impalas, allowing cheetahs to use their incredible speed and agility to chase and capture food. The open terrain also enables them to utilize their keen eyesight to spot potential prey from a distance. Overall, the structure of their habitat is crucial for both stalking and ambushing their food sources.

They can have multiple, or even none! But really, it depends on the cheetah.
The number of spots on a cheetah depends largely on the size of the cheetah. The bigger the animal, the more spots it has. Adult cheetahs usually have at least 100 or more spots.
Do you want to hold down a cheetah and count its spots, otherwise, don't ask.

Lions do not hunt cheetahs. However, lions will occasionally go after an injured cheetahs as prey, and frequently will eat cheetah cubs that they are able to find
I think lions and cheetahs are very much alike and different. So my answer would be maybe because they're both predators in the wild, I believe that they have tried to eat each other at one point though.
lions don't eat cheetahs
Very seldom does this happen. Big cats tend to avoid attacking other species within the cat family, only doing so if there is conflict over food resources- a cheetah who dared to encroach upon a lion's fresh kill would be chased away and threatened with a mauling, but other than on such occasions they leave each other alone. Also, cheetahs are very much faster than lions, and can outrun them very easily. Neither species is a threat to the other and they tend to tolerate each other, clashing when food is being contested. A lion would only actually feed on a cheetah it it were starving, the cheetah had been aggressive first, and was also unable to run away.
Well, cheetahs and lions can fight. In fact, cheetahs kinda fear lions. I wouldn't think that a lion would eat a cheetah, maybe injure it or kill it.

Male and female cheetahs do not stay together after mating. After a gestation period of 90 to 98 days, the cubs are born. Though the average litter consists of 3 to 5 cubs, as many as 9 are possible. Cubs are born helpless with their eyes closed like domestic cats. But unlike other wild cats, cheetahs are born with their spots, the same markings that they will have as adults. Mothers will move their cubs to a different den every 5 to 6 days so they do not become easy prey to other carnivores. Cubs stay with their mothers for about a year and a half, as they must learn to hunt and to avoid potentially dangerous animals. The mother then leaves the litter, and the cubs stay together for another six months in a sibling group. Females then leave and establish their own home ranges, while males remain with each other, often for the rest of their lives.

Yes it is very possible there is a video of 2 people raising a lion cub on youtube and cheetahs are a lot calmer then lions, so why not

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It's recommended that, for the average 2,000 calorie diet, you take in no more than 20g of saturated fats per day.

how far can chetah run yards blocks feet inches cectimeters or meters please awnser my question!

A female cheetah lives alone but usally you can see her living with her 1 to 6 cubs and male cheetahs can be seen living in a group with other male cheetahs.

Mainly grass and other vegetation.

I am sorry to answer you question with a question, but do you mean the name for a feline unable to roar or a feline who is unable to roar?

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It is never 100% safe to touch ANY animal, domestic or wild, simply because their brains work different from ours. We here all the time about some PETA type person who just wants to pet the cuddly mountain lion, and pulls back a hand missing two fingers. Or the photographer who has "developed a repore" with bears and gets eaten when he gets too close.

Yes because Felidae is the name of the cheetah family and nothing else is called Felidae.

they live from 25 to 30 years in the wild and captivity

Carnivores.

Because of loss of habitat

Vertabrate because they have a spine, or long chain of bones that send out and receive electric pulses to tissues and organs. Also, the cheeta belongs to the phylum Chordata, meaning they are vertebrates

Cheetahs only run in short bursts of 10-20 seconds, typically. They can not run longer than that.

Because if your sports team is like a track and field team, then it would be fitting for the fastest land animal to be your mascot.

Captive breeding and habitat preservation are the two complimentary methods for warding off extinction. Habitat preservation is self-evident, predators need range and prey. They can not live bunched together. Captive breeding is often necessary because over the last century populations have become inbred leading to vulnerability to disease and genetic defects. Cheetah is classified as CITES I: Threatened with extinction. Due to habitat loss, hunting for skins and hunting by farmers in retaliation whose livestock was killed.There is a Cheetah Conservation Fund in Namibia, which cares for rescued cheetahs and educates the public and ranchers on cheetah conservation. The Cheetah Conservation Fund's goal is to ensure the long-term survival of the cheetah and its ecosystem through a multi-disciplined and integrated conservation program of research and education.

Cheetah hearing is very good. They are able to hear the slightest sound and high frequencies. Human ears cannot detect many of the sounds that are heard by cheetahs. The cheetah's ears are small and round. A black patch of soft fur behind each ear is believed to be an adaptation to resemble a pair of eyes Cheetah hearing is very good. They are able to hear the slightest sound and high frequencies. Human ears cannot detect many of the sounds that are heard by cheetahs. The cheetah's ears are small and round. A black patch of soft fur behind each ear is believed to be an adaptation to resemble a pair of eyes

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