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Cheetah
It was
very slender, long-limbed cat with small
head, rounded ears, and long tail held in low sweep; fur pale gold to
twany,
paler on belly with black spots and its end of tail has dark bands. The
habits of Cheetah are
diurnal, can be solitary and nomadic or live in small groups. Its
breeding
litters of 1 to 8 (usually 3 to 5) cubs born at any time of year after
gestation period of 90 to 95 days. Weaned at 3 to 6 months; sexually
mature at
18 months but rarely breeds before 2 years. Cheetah
may live upto 19 years
in captivity, up to 14 years in the wild, but usually many fewer. The
voice of
Cheetah are purrs, yelps, moans and snarls; also a hig-pitched
churring; female
Cheetah use birdlike chirping to reassure young. Its diet mostly
gazelles,
impalas and other hoofed animals depending on opportunity. The habitant of Cheetah are in Savanna grassland, scrub and semidesert and its distribution are widespread but scattered populations throughout sub-Saharan Africa, excluding the Congo basin and small population in Iran.
Cheeta's population are fewer than 15,000 and population greatly
reuded, now it was protected in most of its range. |
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