In the wild, speed is everything, and no animal embodies this more than the cheetah. But what happens when these lightning-fast hunters come together? Welcome to the world of the Cheetah Coalition, ...

Right Arrow Africa Hunting behavior of cheetahs is altered by warming weather, study finds Cheetahs are the rarest big cat in Africa, with fewer than 7,000 left in the wild Associated Press ...

Cheetahs may hold the distinction of being the fastest animals on land, but these elegant felines actually owe their hunting prowess to their ability to rapidly accelerate and maneuver around ...

Most often, poachers wait until the mother goes hunting and then snatch the babies before she returns. The trade has had a dire effect on cheetah populations.

Cheetah populations are especially vulnerable to rising temperatures because hotter days are forcing them to behave more nocturnally, ... PHOTO: A young cheetah hunting a blue wildebeest calf.

Cheetahs often live and hunt alone or with just one or two other individuals. On their own, they can take down medium-sized mammals, such as gazelles and antelopes. However, ...

India's ambitious "Project Cheetah" continues to show promising signs of success as Union Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Bhupender Yadav, recently shared two beautiful videos of ...

Cheetahs usually hunt smaller prey like impalas, gazelles, small antelopes, birds, and hares. While they might occasionally target a wildebeest calf or a young or injured zebra, this is rare and ...

Hunting cheetahs rely more on agility than speed A wild cheetah wearing a GPS-tracking collar. Cheetahs can clock top speeds of nearly 60 mph, but a study shows they don't usually need the speed ...