by Bob Shepardson
(DeBary, Fl. U.S.A.)
Cheeetah family sept 2011
In September of 2011 Sherry and I watched and took a couple of photos (at a distance) of a cheetah mom and two cubs. This march we once again saw a mom with two cubs in the same location. The cubs are larger now as one would expect, and I can't say for sure they are the same ones, but based on location there is a significant probability. In any case I like to think they are the same ones. The first photo shows them in September, the rest are from March 2012.
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