How do cheetahs catch prey?

So the stealthy cheetah assassin must use its wits as well as its lightning speed to have the best chance of getting a kill. A cheetah will always approach its prey from a downwind position so its scent does not give them away. read more

A Cheetah starts with lazily lying around and trying to identify its prey. Usually its a fawn of a deer or bovine (Wildebeest). Once the prey has been locked, the Cheetah casually strolls in the general direction of its prey. The Cheetah wouldn’t start sprinting if it notices the prey is alert to its presence. read more

Once a cheetah catches his prey, he's generally rather exhausted. The chase has taken his toll, and he can't eat until he's recovered -- it may take between 20 and 30 minutes or so before he's finally caught his breath and can chow down. read more