So, cheetahs are known to abandon their hunt even though their body temperatures remain relatively stable when chasing their prey. Cheetahs hunt a wide variety of prey, mainly small to mid-sized ...

How did they do it? And how common is it for a cheetah’s prey to get away? Cheetahs and zebras are both native to Africa’s ...

Cheetahs have evolved to exploit the Mara landscape. They use the termite mounds and fallen logs that litter the plains to scan from distance for nervous, jittery prey. The tall grass provides ...

They also have amazing vision — they can spot predators or prey couple of miles away across the open savanna — and a ...

In a direct comparison, cheetahs are significantly faster than panthers. Cheetahs can run at speeds of over 100 km/h for short bursts, while panthers top out at around 80-90 km/h. Panthers, on the ...

Scientists are working to overcome the conservation threats facing cheetahs like Freya. Due to human conflict, poaching, and habitat and prey-base loss, there are only an estimated 7,000 to 7,500 ...

The adult cheetahs are doing regular hunting of prey for survival. The pictures of them hunting the prey have surfaced on social media. The photographs clicked by the tourists and forest rangers ...

An adult male cheetah scans for prey in the tall grasses of Zimbabwe's Hwange National Park. Disclaimer: AAAS and EurekAlert! are not responsible for the accuracy of news releases posted to ...

The zoo used to be home to another of the world’s fastest land animals, Cleo, who sadly passed away last year.

Image above: As a diurnal hunter, Pobe the cheetah uses the night to sleep and recover from a day of trying to catch prey. Predictably, at the first glimmer of morning light on the horizon ...