Cheetahs

Yes. But the cheetah is not only the fastest cat. It is also the fastest land mammal.

Hyenas do eat carrion - the flesh of dead animals - but they will hunt and kill for themselves as well. Any wounded or sick animals or the young of almost any other animal are possible prey to hyenas.

You can tell the government to talk to Africa and outlaw cheetah hunts like some at websites on the internet. One thing I did was that you can find pictures of them and send it in an e-mail and say "They need your help..... Pease send this to everyone you know.." Then maybe 12 on your side or the Today's Show can pubicize how much they need our help.... only 12,000 left out there.... Help TODAY!!!

Usually the Parents. A mother and a father.

Cheetas are usually orangey brown with black spots.

No because I have proof I saw a movie and it said lions and cheetahs do not get along

Well it's not completely known why the American Cheetah went extinct. They likely died off with a large number of other North American animals (American Lions, Horses, Mammoths etc.) at the end of the last ice age, or in the Younger Drias event that followed shortly thereafter.

Some ideas as to the cause of the mass extinction are the abrupt climate change, human pressure, or a possible meteoric/comet impact or pandemic.

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The American Cheetah is actually not a Cheetah at all and has no relation to the Cheetah we know now. It was closely related to the Mountain Lion.

The cheetah will run no more than 500 m (1,640 ft) at the tremendous speeds of 80 to 112 km/h (50 to 70 mph); very rarely do they run at these speeds as most chases are within 100 meters (330 ft).

No. they usually live in hot climate and don't need a fur coat. Animals that live in cold countries and climates only have fur coats. The cheetah doesn't live in such places and doesn't need one. However, they have a spotted skin.

Most cheetahs range between 70-75 miles per hour, but the fastest cheetah ever could reach 116 miles per hour.

Cheetah's actual fastest speed ever recorded was 64 mph..Top speed for the cheetah is between 65-70 mph.

cheetahs play like other amnimals play ovcourse.

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The adult cheetah weighs from 35 to 72 kg. Its total head and body length is from 110 to 150 cm. The tail alone can measure 60 to 84 cm in length. Cheetahs are 66 to 94 cm tall at the shoulder. Males tend to be slightly larger than females and have slightly bigger heads, but there is not a great variation in cheetah sizes and it is difficult to tell males and females apart by appearance alone.

The female Cheetah normally picks a secluded quiet place to make her den. The cubs will be completely helpless when first born, and need a site that isn't easily searched out. She will dig out a shallow den in sandy soil using large rocks for shelter, or find a depression in the tall grasses and make her den in there. When pushed she will even just pick a place in thick undergrowth to make her den, if that is all she can find, and her time is near. For more details, please see the site listed below.
Cheetahs actually don't build dens but they will travel around to find food when the cubs are old enough. Cheetahs will most likely give birth in a safe sheltered place. Maybe like an enclosed area like a rock cave or make a den out of the savanna grasses.

Their colouring, like lions' colouring, matches the savanna, especially during the dry season when many savanna plants begin to yellow due to the heat. The cheetah's spots help to break up their outline.

Cheetah's are predominantly found in the jungles of Africa and India. The Asiatic cheetah can be found in India, Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, Pakistan etc. The African cheetah is found in countries like Kenya, Burkina Faso, Tanzania, Uganda, Zimbabwe etc. numbers wise, the African species is more populous than its Indian cousin.

just maybe they are! Maybe their just rare!

Cheetahs use their sense of touch in a great number of ways. They use their sense of touch to see if their prey is dead.

It really depends on the relation in size to its parents. Just like growing tall from your dads side, and getting hazel eyes from your moms side.

happy,nice,playful,dragon-like

Ponies and horses belong to the Animalia kingdom, the chordata phylum, the perissodactyla order, and the equss genus. Horses and ponies also belong to the e. ferus species, the equidae family, and the Mammalia class.

The cheetah has been clocked at about 70 miles per hour (114 km/h). Pronghorn antelope have been clocked at nearly 60 mph.
The fastest land animal on earth has to be the cheetah, also one of the biggest of big cats.

Coyotes are not currently endangered, but their greatest threat is man.
NO. In fact, quite the opposite.
No. They are actually in the category "LC" or "Least Concern" meaning that they are quite the opposite of endangered.

A cheetah's stride is between 7 to 8 metres in length.