Cheetah May Soon Become An Extinct Animal!

    • indiatimes.com
    • Publish Date: Jan 4 2018 6:02PM
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    • Updated Date: Jan 4 2018 6:02PM
Cheetah May Soon Become An Extinct Animal!

With the increase in global warming and due to climate change, the world is modifying at a tremendous speed, probably earlier that it should. According to a group of scientists, a new research has revealed that there is a massive decline in Cheetah populations. 

It has already been listed as a 'vulnerable' species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature. National Geographic reports that the animals are "dangerously close to extinction", according to the latest research carried out by the Big Cats Initiative. 

Their research reflects that there are less than 3,577 free-ranging adults spread across Namibia, Botswana, South Africa and Zimbabwe.

"Humans have altered more than 90 percent of the historic cheetah's habitat, which once ranged across stretches of Africa and Asia," National Geographic says.


Which other specie is facing extinction? 

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Ishita Singh MOUNT CARMEL SCHOOL(DWARKA)

All the species including humans beings are on the verge of extinction. The damage we have caused to our planet Earth, Earth cannot replenish that. Global warming, climate change and all the other harms to nature are done by us and now we will have to pay for it soon. Extinction is a inevitable end but still if we all do everything possible to save the planet, the end would later than it is coming right now.

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