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IUCN List:

• Vulnerable
• Population Decreasing

These large predators are most commonly found in Central Iran and Africa. It is considered the fastest land mammal and their build has adapted overtime for speed. The fastest 100m run ever recorded by a cheetah was 5.53 seconds. They live in three categories of groups which are females and their "cubs", male "coalitions', and solitary males. They are threatened by several factors like habitat loss, human conflict, and poaching, and disease.
Each cheetah has a distinct spot pattern that allows them to be able to identify a specific individual. They are unable to roar and have to chirp/churr and vocalize at each other to communicate. Gestation for these creatures lasts for around three months giving birth to a litter of 1-8 cubs at a time. females are able to breed again 17-20 months after birth.