Animals
Cheetahs are About to Go Extinct, Scientists Confirm
Global cheetah population has dropped with just 7,100 left. Global cheetah population has dropped with just 7,100 left. Research led by the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) has found that the sharp decline can be attributed to their dwindling space of habitat.
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