Table of Contents
1. The Main Home and Size part 1 and 2
2. The Meal, the weapon, the Fact part 1 and 2
3. The Quickster
4. Origin of the Name
5. Different Subspecies part 1,2,3,4 and 5
6. The Engine Overheat
7. The Daytime Hunter
8. The Camouflage Club

The Main Home and the Size
Where do cheetahs live?
Cheetahs live primarily in sub-Saharan Africa and a tiny population in central Iran.

A cheetahs size.
As tall as a kitchen table (3 feet or 91 centimeters), but light and sleek so they can fly across the ground.


Did you know?
The Main Home and the Size part 2
When a cheetah runs at max speed, it can jump 23 feet in a single bound! It spends more time flying through the air than touching the ground.
The Meal, the weapon, the Fact


On the Menu
(2 main foods)

Gazelle impala
Superpower weapon
Cheetahs have Razor-sharp eyesight. They can spot breakfast from miles away!


We don't roar like lions or tigers. Cheetahs actually purr and meow just like a regular house cat!
FUN FACT!

The Meal, the weapon, the Fact part 2
The Quickster

Top Speed.
A cheetahs top speed is 70 miles per hour! That means they can keep up with cars on the highway!
The Sudden Move.
Under 3 seconds Cheetahs go from 0 to 60 MPH. That is faster than a high-tech sports car.
The Sudden stop.
Cheetahs can stop on a dime because their claws act like soccer cleats to grip the dirt.

Origin of the Name
The Spotted Body.
Long ago, people speaking ancient languages looked at a cheetah and called it Chita
The Meaning.
Chita literally means "the spotted one" because of all the tiny dark dots painted across its fur
Different Subspecies

Southeast African Cheetah
The Southeast African cheetah is native to countries across Southern and East Africa, with its largest populations concentrated in Namibia and Botswana.
An adult Southeast African cheetah stands about 70 to 90 cm (28 to 35 inches) tall at the shoulder.
Where they live.
How big are they.


Different Subspecies part 2

Asiatic cheetah
Where they live.
How big are they
The Asiatic cheetah exclusively inhabits arid desert and semi-desert regions in Iran.
An adult Asiatic cheetah stands roughly 24 to 35 inches (60 to 90 cm) tall at the shoulder.


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Meet the cheetah: a real-life biological lightning bolt! In this ultimate animal guide, author Nalin Shore breaks down the incredible secrets behind the fastest land mammal on Earth.
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• How cheetahs blast from 0 to 60 mph in under 3 seconds!
• The secret behind their 23-foot mega leaps.
• Why they don't roar, but purr and meow just like house cats!
• The 4 official subspecies hiding across deserts and grasslands.
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