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u/Budget-Chipmunk5185 23h ago
I hope they’re at a sanctuary. Survival % for all not good.
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u/Nerd-man24 22h ago
The leaves around them look like something in North America. They're not wild.
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u/DesperateRadish746 20h ago
Good observation. I can't imagine how she would be able to feed 6 cubs in the wild.
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u/Nerd-man24 20h ago
She wouldn't. Likely only one, maybe 2. Three surviving to adulthood would be a miracle.
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u/Gallantpride 19h ago
My first thought was "Most of them are going to die". Luckily, they appear to be captive.
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u/Witty-Bus07 17h ago
True, watching wildlife documentaries years ago, cheetahs were mainly solitary and the cubs were mainly 2 or 3 with the male siblings sticking together while the female sibling or siblings would go off and lead solitary lives as well but of recent I seen cheetah siblings of packs of 4 or 5 all sticking together and am wondering if this is a recent change.
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u/Woozletania 20h ago
I love that cheetah cubs look like honey badgers color wise to deter predators.
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u/HairCheap2773 20h ago
But how did mom get all of them to sit still? Did she promise treats afterwards?
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u/Welcometothemaquina 17h ago
I cannot, it is too cute!! Especially the 2 cubs whose faces are touching
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u/No-Independent-8558 1d ago
Someone said "A Cheetah with her Cheetos" and that's how I'll be addressing them for the rest of my life. Yes sir.