Not much if any in regards to the north American Pronghorn. I live in Pronghorn country and the fastest I have seen are in full flight response at around 70mph. So they would be close. I don't think a Cheetah would have any chance of catching a healthy one.
The adult Pronghorn Antelope's weight varies from the male to the female, the the female slightly lighter than the male. The male weighs from about 40 to 60 kg and the females weigh around 40 to 50 kg.
Trick Question! Really there is only one fastest land animal.It is the cheetah.It is pretty fast,But not pretty strong.A 5,000 pound gorilla and 3,000 pound cheetah,If they compeat eachother,The gorilla will win.Because the gorilla doesn't sit on the cheetah,Its really tough fist hits the cheetah in the back.Causing the cheetah's spine to break.So it is the fastest,but not the strongest.
Peregrine Falcon 247 MPHCheetahs 70 MPHPronghorn Antelope 61 MPHAnimal Speed (mph) Speed (km/hr)1. Cheetah 70 1132. Pronghorn 61 983. Lion 50 80
No, cheetahs do not eat tigers. Cheetahs primarily hunt and feed on smaller prey such as antelope, gazelles, and hares. Tigers are much larger and more powerful predators that would not be prey for cheetahs.
Yes, a lion is much larger and more powerful than a cheetah, so it is capable of killing a cheetah if they were to engage in a fight. Lions are apex predators and are known to kill other predators if they pose a threat or competition.
Much faster. The pronghorn can hit 50 mph, while leopards top out at around 30 or so.
The adult Pronghorn Antelope's weight varies from the male to the female, the the female slightly lighter than the male. The male weighs from about 40 to 60 kg and the females weigh around 40 to 50 kg.
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No, a cheetah can run MUCH faster than a horse. A cheetah is the fastest running land animal on the planet.
No. The fastest bird is the Peregrine Falcon, and it is much faster than a cheetah. In fact, multiple animals are faster than a cheetah.
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Antelopes range anywhere from desert (oryx) through to dense rainforest (bongo). Europe and parts of Russian tundra have saiga antelope that used torun in massive herds that were nearly irradicated (much like the buffalo in North America).North America has only the Pronghorn (Antelocapridae) which is not an antelope in the strict sense of the word.South America has no antelope species.antelopes usually live in plains,grasslands,and deserts .Most species of antelopes are native to Africa but some species originate in Asia.Most species of antelope are native to Africa, but some originate in Asia as well. Sometimes the so called pronghorn antelope of North America is confused with the true antelope. Thus, the pronghorn is not really an antelope. The true antelope is strictly confined to Africa and Asia.
Many birds: Indian swift, peregrines falcon.Most of the prey animals of the cheetah are faster than it is over the long run, which is the way it is for most predator/prey relationships.Peregrine falcons are perhaps the fastest animals on earth. In a stoop (dive), peregrine falcons have been clocked at speeds of over 180 miles per hour and are believed to be able to reach up to 200 mph. Because of their fantastic agility and capability for high speeds(Falco peregrinus)yes there is!
Nope! Zebras can run fast, but only barely fast enough to escape being chased and caught for a meal. Horses are much faster because they have been domesticated for years to do so.
The fastest herbivore is the Pronghorn Antelope. It can reach sustained speeds of 61mph (98 km per hour), far surpassing any predator in it's native North American habitat. The only land animal that tops it is the cheetah which can do 70 mph, though it can't sustain it's top speed for nearly as long as the Pronghorn. The Cheetah is actually the reason the pronghorn can run so fast. During the last Ice Age the North American Cheetah roamed the country causing an arms race between the two species. Pronghorns had to be very fast to win against the Cheetah. Now that the North American Cheetah is extinct we are left with this herbivore that is much faster than it really needs to be to survive. It's fastest natural predior is probebly the wolf which can only do about 40 mph. I think that in many ten's of thousands of years we may see the Pronghorn's top speed diminish as nature allows slower Pronghorns to survive, thus changing the gene slightly.
No, a lion cannot catch a cheetah in a chase because cheetahs are the fastest land animals and can run much faster than lions.