Cheetahs

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Cheetah Growling Cheetah Stretching on an ant hill in the Maasai Mara.

Cheetah Growling

Cheetah licking its lips Cheetah clenaing up after a meal.

Cheetah licking its lips

Cheetah and Deer Cheetah watching over a young frightened Thompsons Gazelle.

Cheetah and Deer

Mother and Son Cheetahs Cheetah and Cub looking for their next meal. Cheetahs are generally solitary animals, except for mothers with cubs.

Mother and Son Cheetahs

Cheetahs playing with a young Thompsons Gazelle Mother cheetah teaching her son how to catch prey,

Cheetahs playing with a young Thompsons Gazelle

Cheetah Pouncing on Thompsons Gazelle Cheetah catching a young Thompsons Gazelle in the Maasai Mara.

Cheetah Pouncing on Thompsons Gazelle

Cheetah with Thompsons Gazelle in its mouth Cheetah with Thompsons Gazelle in its mouth, seen in The Maasai Mara, Kenya.

Cheetah with Thompsons Gazelle in its mouth

Cheetah Growling No 1 Mother cheetahs often use growling as a means to communicate with their cubs. It can be a way to signal danger, call them to attention, or establish boundaries.

Cheetah Growling No 1

Cheetah in tall grass Cheetah in tall grass looking for prey.

Cheetah in tall grass

Cheetah Lookout Cheetah resting on an ant hill in the Maasai Mara.

Cheetah Lookout

Cheetah Climbing Tree Young cheetah seen climbing a tree, perhaps for a better view. Climbing trees is not a typical behavior for cheetahs. Cheetahs have non-retractable claws, which...

Cheetah Climbing Tree

Cheetah Head Shot Headhsot of Cheetah showing its tear-mark pattern. . Cheetahs have keen eyesight which helps spot prey from a distance, and a unique

Cheetah Head Shot

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