Riley

CHEETAHS

AUTHOR: RILEY



CHEETAHS

Author:Riley
Year Published:2019
Duncan Creek Elementary
Hoschton, Georgia



TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Number
Page 1
Section Title Page 3
Page 5
Section 1: Page 7
Body Page 9
Page 11
Section 2:
Habitat

Section 3:
Food

Section 4:
Life Cycle

Section 5:
Fun Facts

Glossary

Cheetahs are wildcats. Did you know that? Here are other facts on
cheetahs. They can be 7 feet long. They have black stripes that run
from their eyes to their mouth and they have yellow far with black
spots . Their tails are long and thin cheetahs are about 75 to 120
pounds. On the end of their tails they have black stripes and the
claws don’t pull back into it’s paws. Did you like the facts on cheetahs
body?

SECTION 1:
BODY

1

Cheetahs are wildcats.

2

Some cheetahs live in Africa and same live in Asia.
They roam, to travel across large area. Called
savannahs, flat grassy areas with a few trees.
Cheetahs are in danger because people are hunting
them. Cheetahs need open space to travel across.

SECTION 2:
HABITAT

3

Cheetahs roam in savannahs.

4

Cheetahs eat antelope, animal that looks like a large
deer and run very fast. They have log legs to help
them hut. They hide when they hunt so their pray
doesn’t see them. Cheetahs speed can help get pray.
Did you like those facts?

SECTION 3:
FOOD

5

Cheetahs eat antelope.

6

Cheetahs birth two to eight cubs. They live
to 10 to12 years. Brother cheetahs stick
together in a group called a coalition. Male
and females cheetahs come together to
make cubs.

SECTION 4:
LIFE CYCLE

7

They live to 10 to12 years.

8

Cubs are born blind. After 10 days their eyes start to
open. Mother keeps them safe. The cubs coats also
keep them safe. Baby cubs love to paly together. Did
you like those facts?

SECTION 5:
CUBS

9

Word Definition
Wildcat A wild member of the cat family.
Roam To travel across a large area.
Savannah Flat grassy areas with a few trees.
Antelope An animal that looks like a deer and runs very
fast.
Cub A young cheetah.
Chirp Sound like a bird makes.

GLOSSARY

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