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Please read carefully the restrictions and ensure that you are allowed to read the files with an alternative software than Tacx's one. Take care of copyright and licence when considering Tacx Real Life Video.I would love to create a life-changing African safari experience to give you the chance to see cheetah cubs for yourself. I don’t have a photo to share of this extraordinary experience I witnessed with the cheetah cubs because I like to think the rest of the group, like me, was so engrossed in what we were seeing we forgot to think about capturing the cheetah hunting on film for later.ĭo you have a memorable baby cheetah story to share in the comments below? “Today’s lesson was in mastering the art of stalking, not killing,” our guide tells us.Īpparently they will have many more such hunting lessons – all part of growing up to be successful big African cats. And the gazelle leaps away through the tall grass.Ī+ for both cheetah cubs in today’s Cheetah Hunting class Mom seizes the moment… baby cheetahs in tow. In a perfectly straight line – one cub behind the other, both behind mom – they remain, still as sand, ready. Now as close as they can be to the gazelle without being noticed, the cats stop. The gazelle detects danger, sniffing the air and scanning nervously, but hasn’t seen the cheetah trio. Looking like one svelte spotted predator – not three – the cheetah line proceeds toward their targeted prey.Ĭalm and confident, the cheetah’s twelve legs move in a synchronized stalking rhythm.

The cheetah cubs immediately sense something, without missing a cue, they instinctually assemble into a ruler-straight line behind mom, following her every move. Predator Prey Cheetah Hunt Lesson #2Įyeing a lone gazelle, mom jumps from the tree, crouching low.

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If this is the first lesson in Cheetah Hunting: How to Scan for Prey, the cubs appear oblivious, instead concentrating on maintaining their balance atop the fallen tree trunk while playing with each others tails. With some difficulty, the young cheetah climbs up next to mom as she resumes scanning for prey. Mom greets her babies with licks and rubs, encouraging them to join her atop the dead tree stump. On the opposite side of our Land Rover from mom, two cheetah cubs appear out of tall brown grass. “We are about to experience a cheetah hunting.”Ī purr-like sound breaks the Serengeti’s dry silence. “She’s searching for prey,” my safari guide tells me. On one particular day during my most recent trip to Tanzania I witnessed my favorite baby cheetah sighting yet.įrom atop a dead acacia, tear marks highlighting her golden eyes, an adult cheetah scans the savannah. Predator Prey School for Cheetah Cubsīig cats in Africa must master many skills before they can kill. Our driver-guide told us, “She is doing this for protection from other predators.” She had adapted to human’s presence so well she was using our vehicles to shield her from the hyenas who will try to steal her kill once they smell it. One even carried it’s kill (a small gazelle) to a shady spot by the side of our Land Rover, and ate there, not at all bothered by our presence. I’ve seen a group of baby cheetah playing with each other, and a cheetah cub playing (unfortunately) with a discarded empty plastic water bottle. I’ve seen the infamous Serengeti Cheetah brothers hunting, as well as the female cheetah famous for jumping on safari vehicles – although the day I saw her, she was with her cub and not interested in visiting our vehicle. Laurie Marker and the Cheetah Conservation Fundestimate there are less than8,000 wild cheetah left in all of Africa.Ĭonsidering their endangered status, I’m surprised how often I’ve seen them, and am always grateful for the experience. To be successful hunters, cheetah cubs must learn from their big cat mothers how predator-prey relationships work among Africa’s animals.įact: Cheetah is the most endangered African big cat. Witnessing a mom giving cheetah hunting lessons to her cheetah cubs is one of my most memorable wildlife safari experiences.