What do tigers think of cheetahs?

Of course, this is not a totally natural setting, but often a wildlife conservation facility will have cubs of different species at the same time, either due to breeding or because they've been orphaned. read more

Whether it’s cheetahs, tigers, other big cats, wolves and other canines, monkeys, apes, even prey animals such as deer, antelope, large bird species, pigs, etc., they usually accept each other as a normal playmate, sometimes taking on some characteristics of the other species (play style, certain behaviors), or seemingly not realizing there is any difference between each other. read more

9. Cheetah Cubs Have a Mantle of Hair to Disguise Them from Predators. Cheetahs and their moms share a special bond. The cheetah mothers do most of the raising of the cubs. They nurse the cubs, protect them, and teach them how to hunt. read more

Lion, tiger, cheetah are large cats. Their sizes are unfit for domestication despite some people have raised them in captivity. Their large appetite for meat is the primary reason that these large carnivores were never domesticated. Small wild cat like leopard cat can be breed with certain domestic cat to create a Bengal cat. read more