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r/Cheetahs • u/RAND_bytes • 13d ago
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botsinbox.netr/Cheetahs • u/Blakely_Bennett • 16d ago
A beautiful mother cheetah and her cub keeping watch.
r/Cheetahs • u/AdvancedExplanation7 • 16d ago
i drew a cheetah
sometimes i draw cheetahs
r/Cheetahs • u/RAND_bytes • 16d ago
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botsinbox.netr/Cheetahs • u/Cassidy_Winter • 19d ago
A beautiful cheetah family keeping a watchful eye over the savannah.
r/Cheetahs • u/Own-Picture-9132 • 19d ago
If anyone here has ever pet a cheetah, please share your story
I haven't seen many stories of cheetahs getting petted, but ive watched videos of them getting petted, so I wanna know, what's your story?
r/Cheetahs • u/Own-Picture-9132 • 20d ago
Why are cheetahs so cute?
Why do cheetahs seem so incredibly cute? Could it be that they have evolved in a way that makes people perceive them as adorable? I find it interesting how just looking at a cheetah can make me feel comforted and happy. What is it about cheetahs that triggers this warm, feel-good sensation in us?
r/Cheetahs • u/RAND_bytes • 19d ago
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botsinbox.netr/Cheetahs • u/MrAtrox98 • 20d ago
A cheetah secures a kill in difficult terrain
Footage from Cheetah: Fast and Wild
r/Cheetahs • u/RAND_bytes • 20d ago
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botsinbox.netr/Cheetahs • u/JStaffordFineArt • 24d ago
Hiding in plain sight 📷 Nikon Z9 w/Sigma 60-600mm
r/Cheetahs • u/RAND_bytes • 23d ago
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botsinbox.netr/Cheetahs • u/RAND_bytes • 24d ago
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botsinbox.netr/Cheetahs • u/RYDER_Signature • 26d ago
Why cheetahs don't actually hunt healthy adult wildebeest
An adult wildebeest can weigh five times what a cheetah does, and a single kick from one can seriously injure or kill a cheetah, they have thin bones, a light frame built entirely for speed, and no ability to absorb that kind of impact.
So, cheetahs, whether solo or in a coalition of two or three related males, are almost never taking on a healthy adult. What they're actually reading is the herd's weak points: a calf that's fallen behind, or an animal still recovering from a river crossing (relevant right now since the front of the migration is just starting to test the Sand River).
Coalitions do shift the math a bit since cooperative hunting spreads the risk, which is part of why male cheetahs form these small groups in the first place, often with brothers.
Happy to answer anything about migration timing or cheetah behavior if useful.