Assertion: cheetah's range | /r/HasProperty | historic
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text: African cheetah have lost 91% of their historic range and less than 7000 remain.
text: Today the cheetah has been extirpated in most of its historical range; the numbers of the Asiatic cheetah had begun plummeting since the late 1800s, long before the other subspecies started their decline.
text: Today, cheetahs are found in only 9% of their historic range and are functionally extinct.
text: Although cheetah have disappeared from much of their historic range, they can still be found across the continent, from South Africa in the south to Algeria in the far north.
text: Extinct in 25 countries and possibly extinct in a further 13 countries, cheetahs have vanished from approximately 91 percent of their historic range.
text: Cheetahs have been extirpated from 91% of their historic range due to threats including human-cheetah conflict.
text: In fact, they have been eliminated from 89% of their historic range.
text: In addition, the cheetah has been driven out of 91 percent of its historic range—the big cats once roamed nearly all of Africa and much of Asia, but their population is now confined predominantly to six African countries: Angola, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, South Africa, and Mozambique.
text: The facts state that in 1900 there were over about 100,000 cheetahs across their historic range which have declined drastically over the years.
text: In 1900, there were over 100,000 cheetahs across their historic range.
text: It is estimated about 10,000 cheetahs exist in the wild, while they have lost about 80% of their historic range.
text: Cheetahs have lost 91% of their historic range.
text: Most wild cheetahs exist in fragmented populations in pockets of Africa, occupying a mere 9% of their historic range.
text: Most wild cheetahs exist in fragmented populations in pockets of Africa, occupying a mere 9 percent of their historic range.
text: The East African cheetah has lost most of its historical range, such as in the North Kivu and South Kivu provinces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and in Virunga National Park.