Saving the Cheetahs of the Serengeti from Extinction

Cheetah to save Serengeti cheetahs from extinction crisis has constantly developed over the years and has adapted to the Serengeti desert. However, although cheetahs have never been ubiquitous in the wild, they are on the verge of extinction due to habitat loss, increased infant mortality, and hunting for human skin. Cheetahs should be able to be saved and should be done as it is difficult to survive due to parenting skills, low infant mortality, energy demand. Cheetahs are also a very important part of the ecosystem, and if the cheetahs become extinct they will split.

Cheetahs are also a very important part of the Serengeti ecosystem and if they become extinct it will have a major impact on the ecosystem. If cheetahs are going extinct, Serengeti has many problems. With the extinction of the cheetah, it will be more than the number of Thietpson gazelle, which is the main food source of Cheetah. The extinction of the cheetah also destroys the food chain which is a food source for animals such as lions and tigers. We can do research to investigate what extinction harms ecosystems. You can get a way to save species from this information.

The cheetah fossil found in the lower layer of Olduvai Canyon ruins in the northern part of Tanzania dates back to Pleistocene. The eradicated seed of Cheetah is older than the cheetah which started in late Pliocene, which is known from the oldest, and these fossils are about 3 million years old. These species include Acinonyx pardinensis (Pliocene), especially larger than modern cheetahs. It is intermediateus (Middle Pleistocene). A. medidus extends from Europe to China, but pardinensis straddles Eurasia and eastern and southern Africa. A large cheetah in Europe is considered to be in danger of extinction about 500,000 years ago.

In Serengeti, there are huge herds, zebras and gazelles, flocks of small elephants, giraffes and hyenas, and more lonely animals such as lions, cheetahs and rhinos. Even though they live in an ecosystem, most animals maintain themselves, regardless of whether they are in their group or somewhere in the trees. Is the same. I am always jealous of my friends who understand "animal species" and are very good at living (regardless of whether they are aware of themselves or not). Many of them still leave their comfort zone by traveling and living abroad, or working differently from their parents, but eventually they will find their way home or marry their high school boyfriend .