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First naturally mummified cheetah specimens, discovered in Arabian cave, date back 100-4,000 years
Seven naturally preserved mummified cheetahs have been discovered in a cave in Saudi Arabia. The contents of these caves, which also include the remains of 54 more cheetahs as well as prey animals, ...
Two of the world's rarest big cats have arrived at Chester Zoo as part of a conservation program to help save their endangered species from extinction. Northeast African cheetah brothers, Kendi and ...
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Photos show the hauntingly preserved cheetah mummies discovered deep inside a Saudi Arabian sinkhole
In the dry, sun-baked expanse of northern Saudi Arabia, there are holes in the earth that lead to another world. For millennia, these underground caverns have sat in silence, protected from the ...
Deep inside the Lauga cave network in northern Saudi Arabia, scientists stumbled upon the exquisitely preserved remains of cheetahs that date back hundreds, and even thousands, of years. The ...
Conservationists at the UK's Chester Zoo have welcomed two very special arrivals: Northeast African cheetah brothers, Kendi and Tafari. The one-year-old siblings have arrived as part of a conservation ...
Conservationists at England’s Chester Zoo welcomed two “very special and rare” Northeast African cheetah brothers, new footage shows. According to the Chester Zoo, the one-year-old siblings, named ...
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The Smithsonian Institution Archives welcomes personal and educational use of its collections unless otherwise noted. For commercial uses, please contact [email protected] International media ...
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