bbc.com
>The sleek, speedy cheetah is rapidly heading towards extinction according to a new study into declining numbers. The report estimates that there are just 7,100 of the world's fastest mammals now left in the wild.
Cheetahs heading towards extinction as population crashes
Luke Peterson
Luis Myers
Sleep tight, dotted Tiger!
Christopher Cruz
The human species needs a good plague
Samuel Anderson
>heading towwerdz extinction
Lrn2toward fgt pls
Oliver Stewart
>world's fastest mammals
Mexican free-tailed bat [Tadarida brasiliensis] is the fastest mammal. They can travel at speeds up to 99mph [160 km/h.]
Aiden King
Should cheetahs be re-domesticated?
Aiden Fisher
>tfw I'm the only one who tuned into OP's thread theme
Grayson Anderson
It doesn't count if you use gravity. Then it's just "fastest falling mammal".
Luke Wood
It turns out... that no matter how fast they run... they can't run away from death.
Jaxson Bennett
my man
Asher Foster
Sad!
Andrew Reed
That's retarded, every animal uses gravity (or other tricks) to its benefit in one way or another. Saying that doesn't count is irrelevant.
Blake Ramirez
And yet, one mammal runs, while the other falls.
So if you think achieving a state of velocity by means besides ones own power counts, then you should consider humans to be the fastest mammals. We can build cars that outrun any animal, and we have used gravity to freefall at speeds greater than sound, by jumping from high altitude.
Christopher Morgan
Actually, humans are. That dude who jumped from 30 Km up in the air broke the sound barrier.
Levi Miller
There are humans right now who are falling at over seven kilometers per second.
Kayden Campbell
kys
Noah Morris
Do you really consider humans to be mammals?
Xavier Miller
And I presume you lay eggs and sit on a rock under the sun to maintain body heat
1/8 b8
Daniel Morgan
Bring back Cottonmouth. :'(
Ian Stewart
Yeah but none of the current plagues can keep up with our medical advances. We either need to either engineer some kind of super-virus or start a war. But even then cheeto's fate is sealed.
Nolan Davis
It ain't easy bein' cheezy...
John Price
all living cheetahs are so closely related to one another you can graft skin from one cheetah onto another without any risk of immune response
Juan Gonzalez
You go first.