Cheetahs by Jill Maggio

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Cheetahs

Published on Dec 01, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

CHEETAHS

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CHEETAHS ARE A KIND OF WILD CAT

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CHEETAHS MOSTLY LIVE IN AFRICA, BUT SOME LIVE IN THE MIDDLE EAST, IRAN, AND PAKISTAN, IN ASIA

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CHEETAHS HAVE SPOTTED FUR TO BLEND IN WITH THEIR HABITAT, OR HOME

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SOME CHEETAHS HAVE STRIPES, NOT SPOTS, LIKE THIS KING CHEETAH

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CHEETAHS MOSTLY EAT GAZELLE, BIT THEY ALSO EAT AND KILL FOXES, WARTHOGS, IMPALA, AND OTHER ANIMALS

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CHEETAHS CAN SPRINT AT UP TO 72 MPH, BUT ONLY FOR A QUARTER OF A MILE

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FOR A FEW MONTHS EACH YEAR, MALE AND FEMALE CHEETAHS WILL MATE TO HAVE CUBS

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AFTER THE MATING, THE FEMALES HAVE CHEETAH CUBS

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WHEN THEY ARE YOUNG, CHEETAHS CUBS HAVE GRAYISH WHITE STRIPES ON THEIR BACK

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THE REASON FOR THIS IS THAT WHEN A PREDATOR LIKE A LION GOES BY, THE CUB CURLS UP AND LOOKS LIKE A SLEEPING HONEY BADGER

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AND NO SOUL WILL EVER TRY TO FIGHT A HONEY BADGER, ESPACIALLY WHEN THEY CAN KILL AND EAT MONITOR LIZARDS AND VENOMOUS SNAKES

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THE REASON FOR THE EYE TEARS IS TO LOOK AT THE GRASSLAND WITHOUT THIER EYES BEING BURNED

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INSTEAD OF ROARING, CHEETAHS CHIRP LIKE LITTLE BIRDS TO CALL THEIR YOUNG

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CHEETAHS ARE ENDANGERED BECAUSE OF HUNTING AND HABITAT LOSS

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WE HAVE TO SAVE THEM SO THEY CAN SPRINT FREE IN THE SAVANNA

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Jill Maggio