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Portrait of an adorable cheetah cub (by Tambako the Jaguar)
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The bumper brood was spotted this week in the Maasai Mara by photographers Yaron Schmid and Amy Montminy. Cheetahs usually give birth to three to five cubs.
Cheetah cubs being cared for at the Safari Park Animal Care Center after being transferred from the Cheetah Breeding Center
One of the 4 new Cheetah Cubs from the San Diego Wild Animal Park. Taken on August 14, 2009 with my Canon 1DMKIII and handholding a 300 f/2.8 at 1/50 of a second through a wire mesh fence.
Cheetah Cub by © franslanting A four week old cheetah cub is checking out its surroundings from a rock outcrop on the Serengeti Plains. It had emerged only days earlier from a den where its mother had...
Three of four new cheetah cubs, born November 23 huddle together to keep warm during a preview showing at the National Zoo February 4, 2005 in Washington DC. The four cheetah cubs, each of which...
Cheetah Cubs by © franslanting When cheetah cubs are two months old they are irresistible to watch. Siblings are sparring partners around the clock. But the odds against their survival are not as...
Meet "FANG", a male King Cheetah cub born at Tama Zoo, Tokyo on January 6th. He is the one of four King Cheetahs born at the zoo in the last 16 months. The zoo is not breeding King Cheetahs the way some zoos deliberately breed White Tigers, but something doesn't seem quite right to me. Perhaps their mothers (who are related) are both carrying the recessive gene. Everyone's lips are sealed! Nikon D4, AF-S 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VRII
The beautiful pictures were taken by British wildlife photographer Anup Shah, in Maasai Mara National Reserve, Kenya
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Cheetah Cubs by © franslanting When cheetah cubs are two months old they are irresistible to watch. Siblings are sparring partners around the clock. But the odds against their survival are not as...
A 5-year-old cheetah named Babs gave birth to three cubs — two males and one female — earlier this month
Zoos often pair the big cats with dogs, but lining up the best match can take time
Wildlife photographer Paul Goldstein’s cheetah photographs for International Cheetah Day
