Cheetah Cub Training and Survival

In Thorn Tree country, Africa, cheetahs teach their young the art of hunting. A gazelle fawn makes a fatal error by approaching too closely, providing a training opportunity for a cheetah cub. The cub practices hunting on open ground, preparing for more challenging environments like woodlands. The cub's skills are honed, and the successful hunt is a bonus.

Where does the cheetah training take place?

• In the mountains

• At the lake shore in Thorn Tree country

• In the desert

• In the savannah

What mistake does the Thompson gazelle fawn make?

• It runs too fast

• It wanders too close to the predator

• It hides in the bushes

• It stays with the herd

What is the cheetah cub training to do?

• Swim across rivers

• Hunt over open ground

• Climb trees

• Dig burrows

What is the ultimate goal of the cheetah cub's training?

• To become a faster runner

• To avoid predators

• To learn to hunt in woodlands

• To find a mate

What is considered a bonus for the cheetah cub?

• The weather

• The location

• The training

• The meal