Do cheetahs live in a group or enjoy lone time #shorts

Cheetahs are generally solitary animals, meaning that they typically live and hunt alone rather than in groups. Female cheetahs typically lead a semi-solitary life, meaning they are mostly solitary but may form temporary associations with other cheetahs, particularly with males during mating. Unlike male cheetahs, which often form permanent coalitions with their siblings, female cheetahs tend to be more independent and typically avoid contact with other females outside of the breeding season. Female cheetahs establish and defend territories, which they mark with urine and vocalizations, to provide themselves and their cubs with a stable source of prey. However, female cheetahs may also form loose associations with other females, especially if they have cubs of similar ages, which can help reduce the risk of predation and increase the chances of successfully raising their young. These associations tend to be temporary and may dissolve once the cubs are independent. #ecology #wildanimals #naturelove