How are cheetahs adapted to where they live?
They are well adapted to where they live......cheetah's are the worlds fastest mammamls. They have slim and arodyamanic body in order to help them catch prey and their skin enables them to be well camouflaged. They have special claws and paws to give them traction in the semi desert conditions in the savannas. They also have tear lines which start from the inside of each eye to the mouth which helps block out the direct sunlight which aids them while hunting and helps them see long distances.
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What is as fast as a cheetah as slow as a turtle and can transform into any shape or object?
a shadow
How many eyes does the green lynx spider have?
The Green Lynx Spider has eight eyes, arranged in two rows.
Is the dodo faster than cheetah?
No. One reason is that the dodo is now extinct. Also, the cheetah is the fastest land animal. Some birds can fly faster than it, but the dodo would not have done so as it was flightless.
What is Bonfire night November 5th a celebration of?
The night Guy Fawkes and other christians attempted to blow up the houses of parliament on its opening to blow up the king who treated christians bad.
What animal has the fastest acceleration in the world?
in water the sailfish on land the cheetah and in the air a perginere falcon
Is a panther the same as a cheetah?
Panther is a generic term and does not apply to a single species. It may refer toa lion - panthera leo
a tiger - panthera tigris
a leopard - panthera pardus
a jaguar - panthera onca
a snow leopard - panthera uncia
The cheetah is not a panther.
What does a 'cheetah' represent?
It Represents, Life, Nature,Freedom,Speed, and everything you want to accomplish in life
How do you treat a skin black spot?
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How long does it take to a cheetah to give birth?
The gestation period for a cheetah is 90 to 98 days, averaging 93 days. Their litter size is 1-8 with 3-5 cubs being the norm. Only 1 in 5 cheetah cubs in nature survive to adult hood.
How does a predator help a prey?
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It prevents the prey from overpopulating and eating all the food from its food source and becoming extinct.
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A predator is also an opportunist, often killing ill, injured or weak prey animals before healthy ones.
Do a cheetah's teeth scare animals off?
yes one day I saw a dog and a cheetah showed its teeth and the dog ran.
It's not that easy to measure how dangerous animals are.
It becomes a mix of the ability to do damage and how likely the animal is to attack.
Cheetahs are solitary animals, meaning if one gets injured, there's no one that can hunt for them while they recover. They also hunt by speed, meaning they're quite slender compared to the other big cats.
This adds up to an animal that really doesn't like to fight anything that looks big enough to fight back, like a human.
But they still have teeth and claws big and sharp enough to tear through the hide of antelopes, and can easily do serious damage to a human, should the cheetah choose to try.
So, compared to leopards, tigers and lions - who occasionally do become man eaters, cheetahs are less dangerous.
But less dangerous doesn't mean "safe".
It's very unlikely that a cheetah would deliberately try to kill a human, which lions, tigers and leopards sometimes do. But a cheetah still can do a lot of damage only trying to get away, or to be left alone.
Humans are the cheetahs biggest threat. They may be very weak, but the world really couldn't live with out them. The gazelle population would grow so immense that if one got an illness, it would spread through out the entire population and on to other types of animals.
Where do cheetahs live besides Africa?
Cheetahs live in parts of Africa and Asia. For a map showing where the cheetah is found, click on this link.
Do cheetahs learn how to walk when born?
It takes several weeks for cheetah kittens to learn to walk.
How long do cheetah babies stay with their mothers?
Cheetah's mate and reproduce all year round. They don't have any mating season as such. After a gestation period of around 90 to 98 days, a female give birth to a litter of upto 9 cubs. But, the average litter size is between 3 to 5 cubs. The cubs weigh an average of 150 to 300 grams at birth and stay with the mother for approximately 2 years. During this period, the mother protects her cubs and feeds them.
Can a cheetah and a kangaroo live together?
They live in completely different parts of the world, so they never live together.