How can a cheetah run that fast?

Answer 1

They have strong legs, thin bones, keen eyesight, excellent hearing, and an extra-long tail that they use for balance during turning maneuvers.
(You will need to rephrase this question) Cheetahs can run like the wind reaching speeds of 71mph, although some Cheetahs (Opinion) are mentioned to run up to 110mph!
they have powerful hind legs
Their lightweight bodies, their long powerful legs that can drive them up to 8m in a single stride, their streamlined body and strong tail.

Answer 2

Cheetahs have many evolutionary advantages that allow them to run very fast. They are one of the only cats whose claws are unable to retract, ensuring that their large paws get the greatest traction possible. They have long thin legs and a flattened rib cabe to minimize air resistance. Additionally it has a very large heart for its mass, ensuring that blood is pumped rapidly throughout its body.

Answer 3

Cheetahs have many physical adaptations to make them fast on the African track. As you probably know, a cheetahs top speed is 70-75 miles per hour. To make them this fast, they have slim, muscular bodies, with small heads, making them very aerodynamic. They also have lightweight bones, and a long flexible spine, there's much more. Its lungs, liver, heart, and adrenal glands are super sized, and its tail acts as a rudder for high speed turns. Unlike other cats, the cheetahs claws act as cleats and don't retract. To top it off, when a cheetah begins to run, thin transparent membranes slide over its eyes, acting as goggles, protecting them from dirt, or the 70 -75 mph winds that could possibly damage them.

Answer 4

cheetahs run faster than other animals because the bones in there body help them

Answer 5

A cheetah can run fast because it has a special spine that is made/fit for running at the high speeds it can. (70-80 Miles per hour)

Answer 6

Cheetahs are able to run so fast because they have special flexible spines that bend when they land and recoil like a spring when the cat pushes off, adding force to each speedy leap!

Answer 7

Well, there are multiple reasons. Firstly is its anatomy, cheetahs have long legs and this adds to their agility. The Cheetah is genetic engeneering at it best.