There is a certain similarity between the coat pattern of the king cheetah and that of marbled Bengal cats or perhaps the pattern is somewhere in between the classic spotted coat and the marbled coat of the Bengal cat. I … Continue reading →
Overview The cheetah is known throughout the world as the fastest animal on land. The speed is perhaps somewhat exaggerated. My research indicats 64 mph max. The cheeetah is inbred. There are other wildcats that are inbred: Siberian tiger to … Continue reading →
What is starkly apparent when working on this map is the rapidity of change of the cheetah geographic range, which is marked on the map above in red (as at 2009). And as expected it always becomes smaller. Wild Cats Of … Continue reading →
The Cheetah habitat is, as this fine photograph shows, an open one, suitable to a group of other animals and plants with which this fine cat shares the habitat (a biotope). The picture above was taken in Namibian grassland. Namibia … Continue reading →
This is a pie chart that shows the percentage of kills by the cheetah of “prey items” at the Kruger National Park in Africa. The sample size is 2,532. The source material is page 33 of Wild Cats Of The … Continue reading →
I’ll take a liberty and say that for “cheetah print bedding” I can add leopard print and in fact spotted wildcat print bedding. I say this because the cheetah has a spotted coat. The spots are solid black and evenly … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) Baby Cheetah – greatly inbreed – photo by San Diego Shooter (Flickr) Yes, the sperm of a cheetah, the fastest land animal on the planet, is much worse than the sperm of the common domestic cat, … Continue reading →
Date of posting: 17-9-09 – where do cheetahs live?: On the Cheetah Habitat page I discuss the type of landscape in which cheetahs live. Here, however, I discuss the location of that habitat. A bit of history first. The cheetah … Continue reading →
One brave and totally committed Frenchman decided that living with cheetahs was the only way to understand them. He went into an enclosure day in and day out for 8 months (but as I understand it has been in contact … Continue reading →
The male cheetah stutter bark is sexy to a female cheetah. Unlike humans the female cheetah does not have a regular reproductive cycle. People knew that female cheetahs ovulated rarely and at irregular times. Clearly people where not sure what … Continue reading →
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