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DescriptionKing cheetah.jpg

Cheeta hunting "Racing Stripes"

The King Cheetah has a recessive fur pattern mutation. First discovered in Zimbabwe in 1926, this very rare animal has been seen in the——wild only 6 times.

About 10K years ago, "the population of cheetahs plummeted," perhaps——to a single pregnant female worldwide. Modern cheetahs are so genetically similar as——to be, "virtual clones," making this novel coat pattern all the "more interesting."
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Author Photo by: Steve Jurvetson

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Pseudo melanistc cheetah

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Steve Jurvetson

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publication date: 2 May 2005

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