Does a cheetah look more like a tiger leopard or zebra?

Answer 1

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They're both cat species, and they're(usually) spotted, so there are some similarities.

But where cheetahs are built for speed, leopards are built more for strength.

Leopards look like scaled-up house cats in their proportions, while cheetahs look like a cat version of a Greyhound or a whippet. Long, lean and slender.

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No. Cheetahs are lean, have small heads and short muzzles with wide nostrils. They can range from pale yellowish, tawny yellow, greyish or fawn in colour, and are covered in small round dark spots. Their fur is short and coarse. And their ears are rounded and black. A Leopard has an elongate body and massive limbs of moderate length. The paws are broad and rounded and the ears are short. The tail is thick and long. They can range in color from pale straw and grey buff to bright fulvous, deep ochre, almost chestnut with black rossettes. Their ears are black with white central spots. And there coat can range from short and course to long and soft, depending on where they're located. So as you can see they are totally different.

Answer 2

No. Cheetahs are the fastest land mammals on Earth, if not the fastest animals.

Answer 3

they are all cats and they look somewhat similar

Answer 4

More like a leopard.

Apart from being a herbivore, zebras are striped.

As are tigers.

Cheetahs - apart from King Cheetahs - are spotted.

As are leopards.

Answer 5

no, there is no such animal as an American Cheetah, cheetahs only live in Africa.

Lynxes are wild cats with tufts in their ears and are found in Canada as well the USA.

Answer 6

The American cheetahs were cheetahs that lived in North America until they became extinct about 12,000 years ago. They were not lynxes.