The Cheetah, scientifically known as the synonyx dubatus, is one of the most iconic felines globally. Renowned for its remarkable speed, Cheetahs can sprint at impressive speeds with recorded maximums reaching 114 km, 71 miles per hour, and they frequently maintain velocities between 80 and 100 km per hour when chasing prey. The vast majority of Cheetahs surviving in their natural habitat are found in Africa. Cheetahs typically have a coat adorned with small black spots, set against a light yellow background with a white underside. Their facial features include distinctive black lines that run from the inner corners of the eyes to the outer edges of the mouth, resembling streaks of dark tears. Their physique consists of a long and slender body, measuring around 1.2 m4 feet in length, along with a lengthy tail ranging from 65 to 85 cm, 2 to 3 feet, often ending in a tuft of white fur.