The locals call them “cheetah” or “leopard” trees after their spotted black and yellow appearance, and they’re the result of an explosive release of heat and pressure courtesy of the ...

Unlike lions and leopards, whose fully retractable claws are tools designed for tearing flesh and climbing trees, cheetahs have claws that are more like the spikes on a sprinter’s track shoe and ...

Cheetah don't climb trees - unless they want to! This male cheetah took the opportunity of climbing onto a fallen tree trunk so that he could get a good look around above the long grass.Filmed in ...

To the reserve's predators – and especially its cheetahs – the tall grass is the best hunting aid of all. We all know about the cheetah's electrifying speed. Large nostrils and an enlarged ...

This photograph belonging to the project, "Cheetah in Tree", captures a cheetah taking an aerial view to survey its surroundings. The vast expanse of the desert extends infinitely. Nick Brandt is a ...

Leopards, on the other hand, are shorter but bulky and powerful big cats with retractable claws, making them excellent tree climbers. Vocally, cheetahs chirp almost like a bird, while leopards roar ...

At the top of the mountain, the cheetah found the wise owl who sang these words: Baobab, baobab, baobab, Baobab is the tree. Baobab, baobab, baobab, Gives life to you and me. As she ran back to ...

Madhya Pradesh's tableau at the recent event celebrated the successful reintroduction of cheetahs in Kuno National Park.