#cheetahconservationstatus

Fathom this: the stretched golden plains of Africa, where the sun is casting a shimmering glow over the savannah. From one facet, the sleek and spotted cheetah, built for second to none speed. On the flip side, the elusive and powerful leopard, master of stealth. Both cats, the icons of the wild, are often mixed up for one another, but believe me there's the notion of "Cheetah vs. Leopard." Read the full article

The first time ever I happened to see a cheetah, it was a sheer blur on the savannah so quickly that its graceful silhouette was briefly distinguishable against the golden backdrop before it vanished, almost like an illusion. Experts most often than not laud cheetahs as the perfect sprinters of nature – the evolutionary marvels capable of clocking speeds around 60 to 70 miles per hour (97 to 113 km/h) in mere seconds. Read the full article