Yes. They are hunters who use speed to catch prey. If they were large and heavy like lions, they cannot run so fast. Their body is like the aerodynamic supermachine that can sprint at high speeds. That is why they are thin
Yes, Cheetahs have a very thin coats and thin skin Yes, Cheetahs have a very thin coats and thin skin DEFINITELY! Cheetahs live in the savana, which is a tropical grassland, it's very hot there.
Cheetahs can be thin for a variety of reasons, ranging from lack of food due to theft from other predators, to the fact that their extreme leaness can make them seem thin.
Habitat loss
Jaguar. Though tall, cheetahs are very light and thin.
Cheetahs became endangered for multiple reasons. Farmers believed and in some cases believed rightly, that cheetahs were taking livestock. The farmers became angry at the loss of their livihood and began killing the cheetahs. Another big reason for the endangerment of cheetahs is the fact that cheetahs are severely inbred. The sperm count in male cheetahs is very low causing problems with breeding and the gene pool is not very diverse. High mortality rates among cheetah cubs is another reason for their endangerment. Cheetah cubs can become prey to other predators or they may be born with birth defects due to the lack of genetic diversity.
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CFC's are the reason. They react with ozone to deplete it and makes the layer thin.
They are very gentle creatures. That's one reason why they make good pets!
There is no reason why they should not (unless there is a specific medical reason) though it is not compulsory.
same reason we walk or run on two legs that's the way they were made
Cheetahs are both helpful and harmless. There are no records of cheetahs ever attacking a human.
King cheetahs are just regular cheetahs with a rare coat pattern mutation.