Do cheetahs like people

Answer 1

We admire beauty. It's human nature.
People admire Cheetahs because they are one of the most majestic animals. Not only are they beautiful, they're world's fastest animal.

Cheetahs are the weakest of the big cats, but they can reach 110-120 kilometres per hour... but only for a short period of time before they get tired. Afterwards they need to rest.

They usually catch their pray in less than 20 seconds by chasing, tripping and then killing it)

They are daylight hunters, which means that after they catch their pray, they need to look out for lions and hyenas who may stole their food. They won't defend their prey, because they're risking to get wounded or even killed.

Mother Cheetahs teach their cubs how to hunt at young age. They would do everything to protect them, even if this means risking their own life.

Unlike Lions and other big cats, Cheetahs can't roar, but can purr and make sounds of their own instead.

Also, Cheetahs are the friendliest big cat towards humans - they won't attack or try to eat you, unless they feel threatened. They might come to say "hello" though, but don't be afraid if that ever happens. They're just curious :)

Answer 2

Cheetahs are wild animals and generally do not seek out human interaction. In captivity, they can become accustomed to their caretakers, but it is important to remember they are not domesticated pets and should be respected as wild animals. Approach with caution and always maintain a safe distance.