is a cheetah heterotroph or autrotroph?

a cheetah is an indaagered species.
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Since cheetahs cannot produce their own food they are not autotrophs. They must eat other living things.  This makes them heterotrophs.  Most plants are heterotrops because they can produce their own energy through photosynthesis.
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