Yes. The cheetah is threatened by habitat loss and hunting for their spotted pelt. They are also sometimes killed by farmers protecting their livestock. This species is protected by the law, and the American Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums is dedicated to the research of breeding the species for preservation.
The impacts of the cheetahs becoming endangered means that the eco-system in the cheetah's region becomes thrown off. The food that the cheetah eats will become overgrown. The animals that eat the cheetah will have less food.
Overall, the cheetah is not listed as endangered but vulnerable. Only the Northwest African cheetah and the Asiatic cheetah are considered critically endangered.
The cheetah is not currently listed as endangered but is considered vulnerable.
The cheetah is not currently listed as endangered but is considered vulnerable.
Two subspecies of the cheetah are considered as critically endangered: the Asiatic cheetah and the northwest African cheetah. The species, as a whole, is considered as vulnerable and not endangered.
Some subspecies of the cheetah are endangered but overall they are not endangered but considered vulnerable.
the cheetah joined the endangered list on june.2, 1970
The cheetah is an endangered species.
What this means is that the animal is at risk of becoming endangered or extinct.
Two subspecies of cheetah are endangered - the northwest African cheetah and the Asiatic cheetah. The other subspecies are considered vulnerable.
cheetahs are fast yet use up all of their energy in one short burst and their prey can fight back. Poachers are also the reason for them becoming endangered - SillySammi
They are not endangered as of yet. They are at potential risk of becoming endangered, The minimum population is 50,000 individuals, so it isn't endangered but human activity does effect the orca population annually.