Vulnerable

Cheetah

Acinonyx jubatus

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Vulnerable

IUCN Red List status ยท Population decreasing as of 2023 ยท Est. 7,100 individuals

About the Cheetah

The world's fastest land animal, the cheetah has lost 91% of its historic range. Habitat loss, conflict with farmers, and illegal wildlife trade threaten their survival across Africa.

Region

East Africa

Population

7,100

Trend

Decreasing

Data Year

2023

Key Facts

Top speed112 km/h
Acceleration0โ€“96 km/h in 3s
Lifespan10โ€“12 years
Cubs per litter3โ€“5

Habitat Types

SavannahGrasslandSemi-arid

Found In

TanzaniaKenyaNamibiaBotswana

Why Africa's Wildlife Matters

Africa's megafauna are not just iconic โ€” they are ecosystem engineers. The loss of a single keystone species can trigger cascading collapses across entire biomes. Elephants create waterholes, lions regulate prey, and predators maintain the biodiversity that keeps Africa's grasslands and forests functioning.

20%

of Earth's bird species in Africa

25%

of mammals found in Africa

3,000+

endemic plant species at risk

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Quick Stats

StatusVulnerable
RegionEast Africa
Population trendDecreasing