the cheetahs have huge spots
King cheetahs are cheetahs with genetically changed genes, so when they are born, their spots are all connected to form stripes. Regular cheetahs are just cheetah with normal spots.....no stripes.
Leopards, cheetahs, jaguars
Lepards and Cheetahjaguars and cheetahs
Spots, dots or maybe even cheetah spots
cheetahs have spots on their fur to camoflauge in with the enviorment. The chest of the cheetah is deep and the waist of a cheetah is narrow
A king cheetah, is a cheetah with more blotch-like markings instead of dots.The king of Cheetahs isn't literally the king of cheetahs. It's a Cheetah with a different coat than a normal Cheetah.Addendum to above answer:I think you are referring to a King cheetah. Most pictures I have seen show a cheetah with black lines running down its back.In some cases, the rest of the coat has smaller lines in place of spots and in some cases the rest of the coat has spots very similar to the spots on a normal cheetah. King cheetahs are very rare.
The cheetah is tan/light brown with black spots.
Yes, the king cheetah is a color morph with stripes as well as spots.
They can have multiple, or even none! But really, it depends on the cheetah.The number of spots on a cheetah depends largely on the size of the cheetah. The bigger the animal, the more spots it has. Adult cheetahs usually have at least 100 or more spots.Do you want to hold down a cheetah and count its spots, otherwise, don't ask.
King cheetahs do exist. They are very rare. Zimbabwe, Botswana, are 2 examples where this cheetah lives. It is known for having spots on it's tail instead of stripes, which a regular cheetah has.
Cheetahs
they have spots