Cheetahs

Speed = distance/time = 140m/5s = 28m/s

It's usually wet in winter and dry in the summer. Of course they live in Africa mostly so that's the climate.

they sleep in the morning and wake up in the night

no

Cheetahs DO have brown eyes. In fact, cheetahs can have brown eyes, amber eyes, red eyes, hazel brown eyes, and orange eyes. Hope this helps! :)

Cheetahs are usually active during daylight hours except in areas that are very hot where they are active after dark during cooler hours.

like 23mph

Well there are many things that are unique about cheetahs like how they have great speed and how thier nails don't retract. (but most cats nails do retract) and also instead of cheetahs having rosettes, stripes or just being one color cheetahs have spots. Also, cheetahs chirp and growl insted of roaring. and cheetahs have bigger lungs than all cats.(they need to have big lungs so they can take in great breaths of air.)

Because scientist belive it is a added family member of the acinonix family

113-120km/h

No, cheetahs are obligate carnivores. They only eat meat.

Creatures dangerous to a cheetah include competing cats which are larger then themselves, such as Lions and leopards, and the far more numerous pack hunters, such as hyenas and African wild dogs.

Most of these creatures do not make a habit of attacking cheetahs, adults are of course very fast, but they will attack them as a target of opportunity to steal their kills or to remove them as one more competitor from the savanna. The greatest danger to a cheetah is human encroachment on the territory that they and their prey (usually Gazelle) live on.

The cheetah is unable to roar due to the presence of a sharp-edged vocal fold within the larynx.

Yes it is.

No, cheetahs do not hibernate nor do the estivate.

It's in Northern Alberta between Rainbow Lake and High Level....

yes

You can help the cheetahs by going against the hunting. Although now that they are endangered it is illegal.

Naturally developed structures that a cheetah uses fo its defense are its spots for camoflage, large chest cavity and slim body to help it run fast, its claws do not retract to help it grip the ground better and in fact the cheetah is the only large cat whos claws do not retract.

the male cheetah bites the female cheetah because the male cheetah wants to get a sample of the females blood

a cheetahs coat is an example of camofloauge

i think a panther would winn because they are a little more aggressive then chettah's. Both of them are very dangerous though so don't go looking for a fight

You could return home, as your parents are legally required to support you until you reach the age of majority, which is usually 18. You can contact social services for assistance. They will insure you get a safe place to sleep.

I like the name Georgia but weldrand is far to common. Weldrand is German for deeler because the first ever weldrand was known for been a deeler. It has been told that 6 out of 10 weldrands will follow in the same jeens as there mother. So out of ten i would give Georgia weldrand 4 out of 10, shannon hansbury wrote this and has a horrible name, and neads to sort it out, i give shannon hansbury 2 out of 10 absoloutly hurrendous name who shouldn't critisize other peoples names because of how discusting her name is

Cheetha. I think a gallimisus runs longer