1. CHEETAH: An African wild cat

2. Species There are 36 species of the wildcat family across the globe. The place you’d most likely find wildcats is in Africa.

3. The Cheetah According to the Illustrated Encyclopedia of Animals, the average cheetah can run 97 km/h

4. Description The cheetah has a skinny, long-legged body with blunt semi- retractile claws. The male is slightly larger than the female. His body colour is tan with small black spots, and has coarse, short hair. Adult body length 105- 152 cm; tail length 51- 87 cm; shoulder height 62-86 cm; weight 31-64kg. The cheetah has a small head with high- set eyes.

5. Diet Diet Cheetah Eats: antelopewarthogbirds

6. Pyramid of tasks Male’s Task: hunting Female’s Task: Breeding Cub’s Task: Learning tasks

7. Habitat Cheetahs do well in areas with a lot of land where prey is abundant. Namibian cheetahs have been discovered in a variety of habitats, including grasslands, savannahs, dense vegetation, and mountainous terrain.

8. Survival threats Decline in prey, loss of habitat, and trapping and shooting by hunters threaten the survival of the cheetah. Decline in prey, loss of habitat, and trapping and shooting by hunters threaten the survival of the cheetah. Another predator of the cheetah is a hyena, (known also as an African wild dog). Another predator of the cheetah is a hyena, (known also as an African wild dog).

9. Life cycle Hunt / Eat Die Born

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12. Cheetah cubs Do you know why cheetah cubs are born with gray fur? For protection! It’s supposed to mimic the body of a badger but when they grow older, they change colour.Do you know why cheetah cubs are born with gray fur? For protection! It’s supposed to mimic the body of a badger but when they grow older, they change colour.