| I hope Garfield sees this blog.
He has only a teddy Bed time ... Good night all.
Putting the cats to sleep needs some patience This king size tail to play with must be every kitten' s dream, but taking such a huge bite might not be the best game to play. click on the photo to enlarge - that is a mouth full of teeth ready for the plunge.
I'm thirsty !
Answer to questions asked:- Is this endangered cat dangerous. The cheetah is a softy. It is build for speed and
not for fighting. In Namibia, when a cheetah hunts on a farm the farmers
trap them. The cheetah will pretend to be aggressive but the farmer just
gives him a slap in the face and the cheetah behaves. The trapped cheetahs
are never killed and always turned over to nature conservation who release
them away from the farms. The fact remains that the cheetah is
unfortunately on it's last leg in nature. That is why in South Africa, any
kittens found where the mother died, are raised and given out to nature
reserves. It is a challenge to save them as the problem is not only due to habitat shrinking. They are fragile in the make-up of their genes and started going downhill more than a century ago. But who knows, it might just be that in modern times the weak spots could be ironed out.
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