Cheetah Cub Training Scenarios

In Thorn Tree country, Africa, cheetahs teach their young the art of hunting. A cheetah cub practices stalking and catching prey, honing its skills for more challenging environments. The cub successfully hunts a gazelle, with the meal being a bonus to the learning experience.

What mistake did the Thompson gazelle make in the cheetah training scenario?

• It wandered too close to the predator.

• It ran too fast.

• It hid in the bushes.

• It stayed with the herd.

Why is the cheetah cub being trained to hunt over open ground?

• To improve its speed.

• To practice hunting at night.

• To prepare for hunting in woodlands.

• To learn to hunt in water.

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

• To become the fastest runner.

• To hone its skills for more complex environments.

• To learn to hunt in water.

• To become a leader of the pack.

What is considered a bonus in the cheetah cub's training?

• The size of the prey.

• The speed of the hunt.

• The meal obtained.

• The number of cubs trained.

What does the successful completion of the cheetah cub's training signify?

• The cub can now hunt alone.

• The cub has learned to hunt in water.

• The cub can now lead the pack.

• The cub's skills are finely honed.