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First naturally mummified cheetah specimens, discovered in Arabian cave, date back 100-4,000 years

Seven naturally preserved mummified cheetahs have been discovered in a cave in Saudi Arabia. The contents of these caves, which also include the remains of 54 more cheetahs as well as prey animals, shed light on the evolutionary history of these animals across an area in which they are now extinct.

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Ancient mummified cheetahs discovered in Saudi Arabia contain preserved DNA from the long-lost population

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Scientists Discover 2000-Year-Old Mummified Cheetah in an Unexpected Place

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Mummified cheetahs discovered in caves in Saudi Arabia: "Something that I've never seen before"

Scientists have uncovered the mummified remains of cheetahs from caves in northern Saudi Arabia.

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Remains of 1,800-year-old mummified cheetah discovered in cave

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Guepardos momificados en cuevas de Arabia Saudí revelan información sobre poblaciones perdidas

Mummified cheetahs could help save the critically endangered big cats

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Officials release cheetahs in natural habitat after more than 100 years' absence — here's why the project is already a success

Cheetahs are one of those animals that many people dream of seeing in the wild. There's an even better chance of that happening now in India, since they've been reintroduced to the Gandhi Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary. Devdiscourse reported that this is the ...

The Cheetah’s Body Is Engineered for Extreme Speed

Once roaming across Africa, Asia, and parts of Europe, cheetahs are now limited to a handful of remote regions due to habitat loss and hunting. Today, five recognized subspecies survive, distinguished mainly by geography and subtle differences in coat pattern and coloration.

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Revered zoologist visits Aspen to discuss cheetah conservation

While novel to the state, the situation is familiar to people a continent away. Namibia-based nonprofit Cheetah Conservation Fund works to educate those in cheetah habitat — primarily parts of sub-Saharan Africa — on how to coexist with cheetahs, striving to save a declining worldwide cheetah population.

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Cheetah decline is linked to habitat loss

JOHANNESBURG Amid population declines for many wildlife species in Africa, conservationists are sounding alarm bells for the cheetah, the fastest animal on land. An estimated 7,100 cheetahs remain in the wild across Africa and in a small area of Iran ...

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Cheetah numbers decline as African habitat shrinks

JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Amid population declines for many wildlife species in Africa, conservationists are sounding alarm bells for the cheetah, the fastest animal on land. An estimated 7,100 cheetahs remain in the wild across Africa and in a small area of ...