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Observing and listening to preys
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The senses of smell and hearing guide cheetahs when they hunt. Often settled on elevated vantage point like termite mounds, they look for preys all around from far or try to identify other predators with which they are in competition. They clearly perceive and appreciate small noises at great distances and hear the quietest steps.
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