CUTE CUBS: Seven cheetah cubs were born at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute on July 9. Newly released video shows the "large and healthy litter of cubs" playing. | CBS Evening News

The two cheetah cubs at play. The mother cheetah was nearby feeding on a springbok she had successfully hunted. She had given birth to four cubs on the 14th January 2024, however the other two went missing after about eight weeks. We do hope that the little ones make it! Thanks to guide Jannik for the lovely video! #cheetah #nature #wildlife #safari #cubs #travel #southafrica #kariegagamereserve #cute #playful | Kariega Game Reserve

FEEDING TIME FOR THE CUBS! 🐆🐆🐆🐆🐆 Curator Linri opens the feeding area and the cubs come running in to enjoy their meal. One cub decides to show her feisty side, hissing and staring Linri down through the enclosure before joining her siblings to feast on their food. The cheetah feeding area is separate from their large enclosures and is accessed through a ‘tunnel’ which is only opened once the food has been put out and the curator has left the enclosure. In this way we ensure the safety of t

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32K views · 4.2K reactions | #Caturday update! Dave, Adrienne, and puppy Campbell are growing up fast. Watch this video to learn the latest about the first cheetah cubs born via in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer into a surrogate mother! | Columbus Zoo and Aquarium | Facebook

A cheetah cub enters the world fragile and unsure, its spotted coat blending softly into the grass as its first form of protection. At this stage, speed does not matter yet. Learning does. Each day, the cub watches closely. How the mother listens before moving. How she scans the horizon. How she waits. The cub copies her steps, stumbles, gets back up, and tries again. Play becomes practice. Short sprints turn into lessons of balance, focus, and timing. Fear is always present, but so is curiosity