African wildlife explorer Rob the Ranger observes a cheetah family’s morning routine as they prepare to hunt. Marjorie Taylor Greene finds herself in a difficult position ...

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While domestic dogs show greater skull shape diversity than domestic cats, wild felids (like lions, tigers, and cheetahs) actually show substantially more skull shape variation than wild canids ...

Cheetahs, built for speed rather than power, trip their prey while running and deliver a suffocating bite once the animal is down. Against this backdrop, the jaguar’s skull-crushing technique ...

The cub is recovering and thriving at the Cheetah Rescue and Conservation Centre in Somaliland Kelli Bender is the Pets Editor at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2013. Her work has ...

First, it helps to understand how cheetahs typically hunt. Cheetahs often live and hunt alone or with just one or two other individuals. On their own, they can take down medium-sized mammals ...

Researchers have also identified differences in the shape of the skull, as well as lower bone density in captive big cats, compared to their wild counterparts. This is not only a welfare concern for ...

It didn't make sense. The cheetah seemed a perfect example of evolutionary fitness: a massive nuclear reactor for a heart, the legs of a greyhound, a skull shaped like a professional cyclist's ...

While some skulls were of other big cats, seven belonged to modern cheetahs. The researchers also imaged the skull of an extinct giant cheetah to see how the inner ear might have evolved.

Scientists have revealed the world's largest-ever cheetah species after analyzing fossils of the behemoth creature's skull. The colossal predator was as heavy as the biggest cats alive today and more ...