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I will tell you about cheetahs   what they look like what they eat and other facts

Subtopic 1:(Yellow first i will tell you what cheetahs look  like

Evidence 1: (RED)  Cheetahs have solid black fur  cheetah cubs have hare that that goes from his tale to his neck

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Subtopic 2: (YELLOW) Next i will tell you what they eat

Evidence 1:  (RED)  they mite eat brads rabbits and hares and some times they eat gazelles and wildebeest

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Subtopic 3: (YELLOW)  last I will tell you over faces about cheetahs
Evidence 1:  (RED) a cheetahs claws stay out cheetahs tale stars it so it can take sharp terns if a cheetah gets over hated it can die

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The cheetah has a long, muscular tail that has a flat shape. The tail almost functions like a rudder on a boat because they use it to help control their steering and keep their balance when running very fast.

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Cheetah Brothers' Takedown | World's Deadliest

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Cheetahs have “tear marks” that run from the inside corners of their eyes down to the outside edges of their mouth. These marks help reflect the glare of the sun when they are hunting during the day. They work just like the black marks that football players put under their eyes during the games. These marks also work like the sights on a rifle, to help the cheetah “aim” and stay focused on their prey when they are hunting.