No, but they learn before they become too dependent of their mothers.
Yes. By mimicking their mother, the cubs learn to be self-sufficient.
Yes, the mother cheetah teaches her cubs to hunt.
Tiger cubs eat Gazelle, Deer and other animals that their parents hunt for them. When they get old enough they must learn to hunt for themselves, they could still eat fish or steal from man kind.
No, lion cubs do not hunt for food. They rely on their mother and other adult lions in their pride to provide them with food until they are old enough to hunt on their own. Hunting skills are typically learned through observation and practice as they grow older.
Whales are taught to hunt like lions teach their cubs: they do it and the cubs copy.
Baby lion cubs typically start to become independent from their mothers at around 2 years of age. They gradually learn to hunt and fend for themselves with guidance from the pride.
they feed on their mothers milk until they are old enough to eat some meat brought by the mother and next they learn to hunt.
No, your pups are too weak and inexperienced to hunt.
yes, all cheetahs learn to fight and hunt as when their mother abandons them when they are strong enough they have to defend themselves as they may look like easy prey. And they won't survive without learning how to hunt. The cubs learn this by copying the mother and playing pounce on the mothers tail and then eventually, by instinct they will start to know how to hunt. to defend it self in learns this by playing 'rough and tumble' with its litter mates.
Tiger cubs are endangered because people hunt them for their skin
Lions, leopards and hyenas will hunt and kill cheetah cubs.