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Let's talk about the fastest running animal in the world.
The Cheetah can run at a speed of 117 km/h in many speeds and can reach a speed of 100 km/h in just three seconds, which is equivalent to the speed of the 2020 sports car Honda Acura NSX. The cheetah is thought to control its speed according to its prey's ability to run, and the speed may be higher.
It used to be spread all over Asia, Europe and Africa, but now it is extinct and is limited to a few African countries, such as Suzanne, Namibia, Tanzania and a few areas in South Africa. Its breed in Asia is limited to Iran. Remember that many animals (pictures) like leopard, such as leopard, jaguar, wild cats, tiger which is commonly called cheetah, are not cheetahs and many of them are seen in Pakistan which we mistakenly call cheetahs. Understand
The cheetah lives in large dry grasslands where it preys on dry straw-eating animals such as deer, barangas, and wild rabbits. He has dark round spots on his body which help him to camoflouge in the long grass. It has 2,000 black spots on its body and the spots of each leopard are as different from the other as the zebra's stripes which can be identified by many. They have a tear-like black design under their eyes that actually helps them reflect sunlight so they can focus on their prey, and they have the best nerve network in their eyes that gives them Makes faster and more sensitive.
Hiding in the grass, they reach about 200 feet of their prey and attack it. And grasp it within a maximum of one minute. Their claws are large and up to the top, which helps them to apply the brakes at once, their heart and lungs are large, the arrangement of teeth in the mouth, the thick nostrils, and The quality of the blood has been created to such an extent that it restores their breathing in a matter of seconds, despite running at such a tremendous speed. There are many deer that run for their lives in ZigZag format. The leopard's tail has such a powerful feature that while running it maintains its balance by turning it like a steering wheel to the right or left of the vehicle and knocking its prey down with its claws or snatching it from its neck and within five minutes Suffocates. It takes about a minute to run after its prey. It does not catch longer and leaves such prey.
It usually needs four kilograms of meat a day while it eats up to ten kilograms, weighs 20 to 65 kilograms, but hunts animals less than 40 kilograms so that it can be enjoyed for several days. They rarely hunt large buffaloes and even if they do, they do so in groups. The female usually does this with her young children. Due to their location in a dry, low-water area, their system is such that if they drank water one and a half times a day, they could easily survive for four days.
Leopards urinate on a particular rock or tree and make their mark or habitat on it so that they can recognize it by sniffing it and reach their place. They mate with many females in life and do not take care of females or children. Females like to be alone and make their home on the swampy surface of tall grass. After three months of gestation, it gives birth to one to eight cubs, of which very few survive and are preyed upon mostly by lions, leopards and eagles (especially when the mother is out hunting for them). Cubs become full young at 20 months and begin their lives.
The cheetah is a day hunter and it rests at night while the lion and leopard tiger etc. are night hunters.
Can a lion eat a leopard?
Yes, he can eat, but due to the different hunting times of the two, their encounters are very rare. In addition, the cheetah likes to stay a hundred meters away from the lion.
Can a cheetah eat a human?
To date, no case has been found in which a leopard has killed a human being. Leopards stay away from humans and are less angry, so they are very easy to came. However, they must enter the herd of cattle and come to take their share, where when they resist, they make small attacks on human beings and are killed by human beings. Many such reasons have brought their generation to the brink of extinction.
According to one estimate, there are only 43 leopards left in Iran and 7,100 in Africa. The main reasons for this are the construction of roads in the grasslands, the growth of other plants and residential construction. At the same time, hunting deer at the hands of humans is also the main source of livelihood for leopards. Many of Africa's wildest tribes also skin them and perform some of their religious rites on them and sell them. India has been trying to repatriate Iranian or African leopards to the jungles, but to no avail.
There are four breeds (images) while breeding of different cheetahs has given birth to King cheetah whose body pattern is the most unique. It can run at the fastest speed of 128 km per hour in all cheetahs.
You will be amazed to know that these lions cannot roar in any way but make thin sounds like meows. The average age of a male is 10 years That the substance has been seen alive for 15 years.
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