It is an incorrect question: the Asian cheetah has never been declared extinct. A small population survives in Iran. In 1952 the Indian cheetah was declared extinct.
The Asian cheetah population currently numbers around 100
They are only extinct in India, it is believed that the last few survive mostly in Iran. This is why it is also known as the Iranian Cheetah. They are now classed as critically endangered animals.
Land-use change has been a major factor in the Cheetah's ecosystem: persecution, habitat degradation and fragmentation, desertification, and direct killing of wildlife that the cheetah preys upon are all factors responsible in the Cheetah's chronic decline in Iran.
They were wiped out from India due to hunting of the Cheetah and the Cheetah's prey, and it's habitat being turned into farmland.
they all died... "POOF"
A hunting leopard is better known as an Asiatic Cheetah (Iranian cheetah and even Indian cheetah (but might be extinct)).
Well, Indian cheetah's are currently extinct. But they could run up to 60 - 75 miles an hour. Just like all cheetahs.
The cheetah is not extinct.
yes
it could effert the the rest of the other animals
* Asiatic lion * Asiatic cheetah * Pink headed duck * Dangs giant squirrel* Northern sumatran rhinoceros * Indian aurochs
Some subspecies of the cheetah are endangered but overall they are not endangered but considered vulnerable.
-cheeetah -king cheetah (made by genetic disorder) Used to be a Furry Cheetah but went extinct
cheetah in the world are being extinct
cheetah's aren't extinct...... but like poachers and stuff could eventually lead to their extinction.
ok if this question is saying "why do you call a cheetah" i can answer it. the "cheetah" comes from a Indian word that means "spotted one"
Yeah, the cheetah is an indian name derived from india's cultural language sanskrit. In fact the real pronounsation is 'the cheeta'. - mayur patanvadiya