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The cheetah as a whole was declared as endangered by the usa as recently as 2008.
However the cheetah can definitely be classed as endangered and has been so for a long time. Currently the number of cheetah in the world is estimated at 7500.
Cheetah lost most of their weight in the rush to become fast. As such they cannot defend their kills from almost any animal. This means that they cope very badly in reserves with other large mammals. An example of this is South Africa, where the protected area has about 200 cheetah but the rest of south Africa have perhaps another 800.
Cheetah live at very low densities everywhere and so it takes a huge reserve to have a viable population (Kruger national park in south Africa is the size of wales but has a total of 200 wild cheetah and cannot support more).
Cheetah were once found across Africa Asia southan Europe and America. If you compare this to current numbers they have been endangered for thousands of years.
It is only over the last 100 years though that the number of cheetah has crashed. The Asian population numbers 100 or so as does the saharan population.
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year 2000, I think.
noone. its not on any endangered species list
There are 3 species of Zebras.The Plains Zebra - It is not endangeredGrevy's Zebra - It is in endangered stateMountain Zebra - It is in vulnerable stateThese species were put in the endangered list in the past decade.
The snow leopard was first put on the endangered species list was in 1972.
The Asiatic lion is on the endangered species list but the African lion is not.
1969
The gray wolf put on the endangered species list in the 1970s, but is now listed as an animal of least concern. This means that there are large numbers of gray wolves in the world and they are no longer considered endangered.
The bottlenosed dolphin is not an endangered species.
in 2010
The grey whale was put on the endangered species list because of people over hunting them and habitat destruction
The killer whale is not an endangered species, listed as low concern by the IUCN.
1999January 30, 1999