Assuming you mean the stripes next to their eyes, then there is an ancient legend about it. Summary: Hunters stole/hunted a cheetah mother's cubs. She cried over it for so long that black lines were left were tears once laid. But, it is a legend, so the stripes my just be there because they are.
no a cheetah has spots and a tiger has stripes so there different
The king cheetah is simply a different color morph which has a combination of stripes and spots.
Yes, the king cheetah is a color morph with stripes as well as spots.
Has spots and stripes and is more rare
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A cheetah's tail is orange with orange spots and in some cases, stripes, with a white tip.
A zebra is the only animal with black and white stripes.
there are different because a tiger is bigger and they have stripes and they have the brightest eyes in the animal kindom.
The cheetah is tan/light brown with black spots.
Africa! two types of cheetah, your regular kind with the small spots and then theres the king cheetah. u can recognise him from the stripes down his back. did you no they are the only large cat that purrs! and also the claw are not retractable! and they communicate thru whistling!
No. It'll do pretty much everything the same way as the regular cheetah does it. The only thing that sets a King Cheetah apart is that it's got a different marking pattern than the regular cheeta, with a couple of black stripes running down its back.
King cheetahs are cheetahs with genetically changed genes, so when they are born, their spots are all connected to form stripes. Regular cheetahs are just cheetah with normal spots.....no stripes.