What is the king of cheetah?
The king of the cheetah is a normal cheetah with a slight mutation of the coat. They distinguish that they have long black stripes on their spines and stains instead of stains on the side. The estimated world population of only 50 kings' cheetahs. Most of them were kept in captivity in the Transvaal area in South Africa. Soon the findings were pelti and few of them were seen in the wild. In 1927, Reginald Innes Pocock assumed that the King of Gepards was actually a share of cheetahs. Others believed that King Gepards were the result of breeding with leopards. Pocock later in 1939 inserted his belief that the king of the cheetah was a subspecies. Two sister cheetahs were impregnated. They did not bear large litters; One of each litter was King Cheetah Cub. It is now believed that King Gepards are the result of a recessive gene found in several cheetahs in the northern Transvaal region in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Botswana.
cheetards are built moreLike greyhounds than large cats and can reach a speed of 75 miles per hour (120 km per hour). They are less aggressive than other large cats and can be tamed quite easily. All cheetahs are carnivores and tend to hunt their prey. They use their speed for a short distance to run down for prey, such as gazelles, impala and Springboks.
As soon as the prey has been caught, the cheetahs will suffocate it by clamping the jaws around the neck. They are daily hunters to avoid the competition of larger hunters such as hyenas and lions. Chepards understand that their speed is everything, so they will not fight for the protection of their catch as a thing that could be life -threatening.
Modern cheetahs, including the king of the cheetah, face a reproductive problem. Cheepards have a low number of sperm and high mortality of infants. The General gene's gene's pool has been withdrawn during the last ice age, so that the modern population was almost genetically identical. Interestingly, the lack of genetic diversity did not lead to typiClean gene mutations, as can be seen when other small animals populations inbreed.