About Cheetah

 Cheetah:

 The cheetah is a type of feral cat that belongs to the feline family, which includes lions, tigers, and lynxes, it has characteristics that distinguish it from other animals, as it is one of the fiercely fighting animals, and one of the fastest animals on the surface of the earth, its slender structure made it run at a speed exceeding one hundred twenty kilometers per hour That is, its speed increases the speed of a car traveling at a rate of two hundred and sixty kilometers per hour, if they compete in a single race track. The cheetah is the last breed of fixed-clawed animals that became extinct thousands of years ago as a result of natural factors, and its length ranges between one hundred and one hundred and ninety centimeters, and its weight ranges between thirty and ninety kilograms depending on the type of breed, and it is one of the animals known for its high agility, it can jump a distance of more than six meters And a height of more than three meters at a time.

The cheetah animal tends to live isolated, alone from the group, as an amateur climbing peaks and heights that reach a height of more than five thousand and five hundred meters, away from the rest of the other animals. For its prey to hunt.

Cheetah locations:

Cheetahs live in various places around the world, as it was widely spread in tropical rain forests and savannah forests, but it is widely found in the regions of South Africa, Pakistan and Iran, and the Namibia region in the southwest of the African continent is the largest concentration of leopards, so it is called the Land of the Panthers. .

 Marry:

There is no specific time for leopards to mate, they are just like lions mating throughout the year, so the cheetah chooses its female, after it reaches its third year, and chooses a suitable place for it to put the young after a period of pregnancy that lasts from ninety to a hundred days, after which it gives birth from three to five young pups, ranging from Her birth weight is between one hundred fifty and three hundred grams, and she comes in small size, covered with soft and dense fur, colored according to the breed from which she is classified, so the female Cheetah leopard gives birth to young spotted black, and retains its color throughout her life. The mother remains in the care of her children for a year and a half, in which she begins teaching them to hunt, where she goes out with the little puppies in the wild, and chooses for them live prey such as small rabbits, for example, to hunt them, and teach them how to kill.

 Unfortunately, cheetah puppies are very sensitive and quickly ill, so as soon as they become infected with an infectious disease, they transmit the disease to the rest of the pups, and they die immediately, which made the leopard breed in a constant threat of extinction.

 Types of cheetahs:

 Cheetahs are divided into seven subspecies, and they are as follows: Cheetah, the king of cheetah hunters. Asiatic cheetah, or Iranian. Snow Leopard. Black Panther. Leopard Cloud. Indian cheetah. Korean cheetah.