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With a max speed 240 meters per hour (790 feet per hour) these slowest rainforest land animals live mainly in Central and South America

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With a top speed of 120 km per hour (75 mph)
Cheetah live mainly in  North, Southern and East Africa, and a few localities in Iran.

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With a max drift of 8 kmph (5 miles/hour) these slowest sky birds have a speed slightly faster than a person can walk. These are found mainly in USA.

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Cheetah
A spotted cat with a small and rounded head, short snout, deep chest, long tail, and long and thin legs.

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Peregine Falcon
A large, crow-sized falcon that has a blue-grey back, barred white underparts, and a black head.

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With a top speed of 320 kmph (200 mph) falcon birds live everywhere except Antarctica.

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Sailfish
A species of billfish that is predominantly blue to gray in color with a characteristic dorsal fin and an elongated bill.

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This fastest swimmer can reach speeds of 110 kmph (70 mph) and it lives in warm ocean waters.

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Sloth
Noted for their slowness of movement, they spend most of their lives hanging upside down in the trees of the tropical rainforests.

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American woodcock
They are plump, short-legged shorebirds with very long, straight bills.

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Dwarf seahorse
With just under 2 inches these seahorses have a short snout, and a coronet on top of their head that is very high and column-like or knob-like in shape.

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These dwarfs have a max speed of 1.5 meters/hour (5 feet/hour) and they lives near the Bahamas and the USA