Cheetah Research Paper

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Keep my eyes on the prize!The cheetah is known as the fastest animal in the world!This amazing creature is incredibly fast and have unique ways to survive. Let’s go chase after one!

Catching prey
Cheetahs are great hunters, why?they are super fast and furious, compared to other animals. I will catch you!cheetahs love to hunt and stalk their prey with their sharp claws and their keen eyesight. The cheetah ferociously like to catch, and eat gazelles wildebeest,calves,and impalas,and hares. When catching a fast prey,the cheetah have to have quick feet and sharp claws to turn sharp corners. Got you!!After the cheetah catches his food,he grabs the wind pipe of the animal(the neck) and gnaws on it to making sure that the prey won’t escape and is actually dead. Also,While it is stalking it’s prey,the spots and the color of it helps him to blend in with the drie, brown,tall grass in Africa and or Asia. After the cheetah has its feast,he has to hide the left over’s of the animal,so that no animal will eat it. …show more content…
After a week,the baby cubs can open there eyes,can walk steddie,and they can frolic around.Then when the baby cubs get bigger,they can hunt with their mother. while their hunting,their backs are brown,which helps them camouflage with the drei,dead,crisp grass. This helps them stay protected from

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