The Sudan cheetah (Acinonys Jubatus Soemmeringii), also known as the Somali cheetah, Northeast African cheetah, or Central African cheetah, is an endangered cheetah species native to Sudan, Ethiopia, Somalia, and The Central African republic. This is a female Sudan cheetah at Zoo Landau, Germany. They are extinct in Cameroon, Nigeria, and Egypt. All the big cats of Africa live(ed) in Egypt. The Sudan cheetah is the 2nd largest cheetah and the largest is the Tanzanian cheetah.
Sunday, October 25, 2015
Sudan cheetah
The Sudan cheetah (Acinonys Jubatus Soemmeringii), also known as the Somali cheetah, Northeast African cheetah, or Central African cheetah, is an endangered cheetah species native to Sudan, Ethiopia, Somalia, and The Central African republic. This is a female Sudan cheetah at Zoo Landau, Germany. They are extinct in Cameroon, Nigeria, and Egypt. All the big cats of Africa live(ed) in Egypt. The Sudan cheetah is the 2nd largest cheetah and the largest is the Tanzanian cheetah.
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