The document outlines roles for a group project on cheetahs, including the group leader James, time keeper Syazwani, and science and humanities experts Nafisa and Felicia. It then provides information on cheetah anatomy, hunting abilities, reproduction, lifespan, habitat, and conservation efforts to stabilize the declining cheetah population through educating farmers and enforcing anti-poaching laws. The document concludes with reflection questions on cheetah adaptations and values related to focus and perseverance.

1. James Group Leader
Syazwani Time Keeper
Nafisa Science Expert
Felicia Humanities Expert
Jerome and Song Chen Maths Expert

2. A streamlined body, thin long legs and specialized
muscles, allows them to run fast.
It has a small head , flexible spine that allows
them to sprint up to 115km/hour ~ Fastest land
animal
It has a long tail that allows them to balance
during their sprints.

3. They have golden fur with small black spots
which helps to fade their outline and blend in.
Black "tear marks" running from the corner of
its eyes down the sides of the nose to its mouth keep
sunlight out of its eyes and aid in hunting and
seeing long distances.

4. Female Cheetahs are pregnant for ninety to ninety-
eight days.
They can reproduce up to 9 cubs.
Cubs weight between 150g and 300g
Cubs leaves their mothers between 13 and 20
months after birth
Cheetahs Life span
In wild – 12 years
In captivity – 20 years

5. HABITAT
Cheetahs roam grasslands, savannas and semi-arid
prairies — any area with open land and plenty of prey is
good cheetah habitat.

6. Cheetah represents speed and focus and
seeks to remind us to keep our eye on the goal.
It represents life, nature, freedom, speed and
everything you want to accomplish in life.

7. SINGAPORE IS OUR HOMELAND ; THIS IS OUR
WHERE WE BELONG.
We treasure our heritage and take pride in shaping our own
unique way of life.

8. •educating farmers about how to prevent
cheetahs from preying on livestock heir
livestock without resorting to the rifle.
•As a result, along with stronger
enforcement of endangered species and anti-
poaching laws, cheetahs population will be
stabilized.
Commitment and responsibility
What is being done to conserve the animal’s survival?

9. NO ONE OWES SINGAPORE A LIVING.
We find our own way to survive and prosper, turning
challenge into opportunity.
How has the animal evolved or adapted itself
survive?
o Adapted to their environment as they have long
legs which enable them to run a lot faster than
what any other animal can.

10. oIt has the body to crouch down low
when they are preying on some other
animals.
oCheetahs can move up to sixty five
miles per hour.

11. Raise up your hand first
before answering
No shouting out of answers
Good Luck And Have Fun 

12. What allows the cheetah to run fast?
ANS: A streamlined body, thin long legs
and specialized muscles
How fast can a cheetah sprint?
ANS: 115km/hour

13. How can the cheetah camouflage itself?
ANS: They have golden fur with small black
spots which helps to fade their outline and
blend in.
How long is the gestation period of cheetahs?
ANS: 90-98 days
A cheetah life span in the wild?
ANS: 12 years

14. We learnt more about a cheetahs and their special
features as well as their characteristics. We also
have learnt about other animals in the zoo. We
enjoyed ourselves in the zoo as we we had a lot of
time in bonding our relationships closer to each
together. We have also learnt the values a cheetah
had. It reminds us to always aim for our goal and
never give up.

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http://science.howstuffworks.com/zoology/mammals/cheetah-speed.htm
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cheetah