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Grösse: bis 1,5m
Lebensraum: Afrika, Savanne und Steppe
Nahrung: Fleischfresser
Alter: 6 - 8 Jahre

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Erreicht eine Jagdgeschwindigkeit von bis zu 110km/h, damit das schnellste an Land lebende Säugetier der Welt. Dies jedoch nur für ca.800m.

Unter anderem möglich wegen seiner grossen Nasenlöcher.
Seine Krallen kann er nicht einziehen, er verwendet sie als "Spikes" beim Rennen.

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Fellzeichnung - bitte nicht verwechseln.

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Fellzeichnung - bitte nicht verwechseln.

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Der Gepard wird oft mit dem Leoparden verwechselt. Seine Fellzeichnung ist aber deutlich unterschiedlich. Der Gepard hat ausgefüllte, kleinere Flecken und typische "Tränenstriche".

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Der grösste Feind ist der Mensch, Wilderer und Dezimierung des Lebensraumes

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Cheetah Conversation Fund - Vom Aussterben bedrohte Tiere schützen

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Cheetah Conversation Fund - Vom Aussterben bedrohte Tiere schützen

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"World Renowned International Field Research and Education Facility - Open to the Public"
Centre Open Daily 8am - 5pm
Daily Activities Available:

Guided tours around Centre and Cheetah Museum

Cheetah Feeding

Cheetah Runs

Cheetah Drives

Game Drives

Accommodations :

Lightfoot Camp

Exclusive Babson House Luxury Guest House

Gift Shop:

Unique Cheetah Books and DVDs

Handmade Crafts

CCF-branded Clothing, Caps and Jewelry

The Café:

Elegant Light Lunches and Snacks

Tea and Coffee

Pre-Booked Lunches for Tour Groups

More about Visiting CCF
Location

Cheetah Conservation Fund is located in Otjiwarongo, Namibia, about three hours north of the capital city of Windhoek. CCF's International Research and Education Centre is a renowned research facility that sets the standard for researchers and students worldwide seeking to learn more about the cheetah. It is a center for conservation programming and education, the base from which CCF reaches thousands of farmers, tens of thousands of students and hundreds of thousands of online supporters worldwide.

Even with all of this world-class, innovative conservation work going on, CCF is also an ecotourism destination, providing informative and memorable experiences for travelers whether they visit us for a day, or stay overnight in our guest house accommodations. Ask anyone who's been here - there is no place on earth like CCF.

Research Facilities

Through the generosity of Life Technologies, CCF has developed a DNA laboratory that conducts a non-invasive, genetic monitoring program to provide accurate population estimates of cheetahs in Namibia and other home-range countries. The laboratory also researches questions involving cheetah gene flow and geographical patterns of genetic variation, as well as adaptive questions related to the cheetah's behavioral ecology in specific habitats. The lab plays a key role in training the next generation of wildlife geneticists.
Learn more about Research
Model Farm and Creamery

The CCF Center includes several model farms that have been developed to research and display predator-friendly and commercially viable livestock and wildlife programs. Innovative business initiatives include the Bushblok compressed fuel log, made from invasive thorn bush and the Dancing Goat Creamery which makes goat's cheese made from CCF's goats which are protected by its Anatolian Shepherds and Kangal Livestock Guarding Dogs. Educational groups and visiting farmers have the opportunity to see first-hand that farmers and cheetah can co-exist.

Education Centre and Cheetah Museum

CCF's education center and Cheetah Museum displays are designed around CCF's scientific research findings and provide detailed information about the cheetah: its history, physiology, importance within the ecosystem, conflict with humans, and what CCF is doing to ensure the species' survival for future generations.

CCF's Education Team presents two-day or longer environmental courses for school groups with overnight accommodation provided at the CCF educational campsites. Since 2000, over 15,000 students have participated in these courses at the Center. In addition to school groups, regional youth groups, youth officials, teachers, health officials and farmers participate in specially designed programs at CCF's Center. findings and provide detailed information about the cheetah: its history, physiology, importance within the ecosystem, conflict with humans, and what CCF is doing to ensure the species' survival for future generations.

The CCF children's educational playground demonstrates that learning can be fun. Children complete a range of activities designed to demonstrate cheetah physiology and environmental issues.
Learn more about Education
Resident Cheetahs

Since its founding in 1990, CCF has had great success working with farmers who have cheetahs living on their land. This has led to over half of the more than 900 cheetahs CCF has worked with being released back into the wild. But there are always orphaned and injured cheetahs and here at CCF they are given a large, peaceful sanctuary. These cheetahs, not able to make it in the wild due to behavioral or medical problems, are part of ongoing research to better understand cheetah biology, physiology and behavior. Some of CCF's orphan cheetahs can be viewed at feeding time (14:00 h on week days and 12:00 h on weekends), or can be seen close up on a Cheetah Safari Drive. You can watch cheetahs run like the wind during a 'Cheetah Run' or view them in their natural habitat in CCF's Bellebenno Reserve with excellent photo and viewing opportunities (based on availability). Enjoy a private safari through CCF's own "Little Serengeti", a picturesque open plain featuring large herds of hartebeest, oryx, springbok, warthog, and jackals; and don't miss out on the 'Cheetah Exclusive', during which you will enjoy a unique personal encounter with one of CCF's ambassador cheetahs and spend some time with CCF's research staff.
Sponsor a Resident Cheetah

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Centre Open Daily 8am - 5pm Daily Activities Available: Guided tours around Centre and Cheetah Museum Cheetah Feeding Cheetah Runs Cheetah Drives Game Drives Accommodations : Lightfoot Camp Exclusive Babson House Luxury Guest House Gift Shop: Unique Cheetah Books and DVDs Handmade Crafts CCF-branded Clothing, Caps and Jewelry The Café: Elegant Light Lunches and Snacks Tea and Coffee Pre-Booked Lunches for Tour Groups More about Visiting CCF Cheetah Conservation Fund is located in Otjiwarongo, Namibia, about three hours north of the capital city of Windhoek.

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Wissensmix: Warum ist der Gepard so schnell?

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What If Animals Were Round? | Full Episode | All Credit Goes To  ROLLIN' WILD | Animation animal

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Sein schlanker Körperbau unterstützt den Geparden beim Jagen.

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What If Animals Were Round? | Full Episode | All Credit Goes To  ROLLIN' WILD | Animation animal

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Eine Gepardenmutter bringt 1-3 Junge zur Welt. Ab 4 Monaten begleiten die Jungen ihre Mutter zur Jagd. Vorher muss sie die Jungen versteckt alleine lassen, um zu Jagen.