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The Cheetah: Fastest Land Animal Facing Extinction

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Cheetahs, known for their incredible speed of up to 70mph, are tan with distinctive black spots. They stand 2.5 to 3 feet tall at the shoulders and measure between 44 to 53 inches in length, weighing between 110 to 140 pounds. Their diet includes gazelles, wildebeest calves, and other small hoofed animals. Unfortunately, habitat destruction, human conflict, and predation on cubs threaten their survival. Conservation efforts like the Endangered Species Act aim to protect cheetahs and their habitats in regions from South America to India and in parts of Iran.

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The Cheetah: Fastest Land Animal Facing Extinction

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  1. The Cheetah By Callie

  2. Cheetahs • Top speed 70mph • Tan with black spots • Height is 2 ½-3 feet at the shoulders • Length is 44-53 inches • Weigh up to 110-140 • Diet is things like Staples Gazelles, Wild Beast calves, and other small hoofed animals

  3. Habitat • Live from South America to India • Eastern and Southwestern Iran • Habitat is temperate grasslands and tropical savannas

  4. Why the cheetah is extinct • Cheetahs habitat is being destroyed by humans • Cheetahs have conflicts with humans • Other animals kill the cheetahs cubs

  5. What is being done to protect the cheetah • Endangered Species Act is being done to protect them • People are protecting their habitat

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