One reason is because of its loss of habitat
Habitat Loss --------- Novanet/GradPoint answers
The 7-10,000 cheetahs left in the wild are quickly disappearing at the hands of human settlers and poachers.
Cheetahs have a very limited genetic variability which makes them subject to many disorders. In some parts they do kill some livestock and are killed by farmers protecting their animals
people kill them for their fine fur coat
No, but they are becoming endangered
Because people are killing them.
it is to maintain the safety o f the animals and prevent them from becoming exctinct
the 3 toed sloth is becoming exctinct but there are billions of 2 toed sloths
2300 is when they'll go exctinct
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.
yes?!?!?!
they went exctinct when the wooly mammoth died from the ice age melt from the sun
No.
Because people are going out and killing them for their fur and skin.
No, but it is highly endangered.
Not yet .