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International Cheetah Day.

Tyriek Hill has, I think, nicknamed himself Cheetah maybe he gave maybe I don't

know whether he gave himself that nickname or he just took it and ran with it but you

tell us please what it is that's special about the cheetah what is beyond obviously it being

faster all I know about the cheetah is that it's faster than all the other

animals but what else is to be known about the cheetah?

Well it's the fastest land out it's not the animals, but what else is to be known about the Cheetah?

Well, it's the fastest animal.

It's not the fastest animal.

The fastest animal on earth is the Peregrin falcons that can dive its stoops over 200 miles an hour.

The Cheetah is the fastest land animal. Go from zero to 60 miles an hour. The cheetah is the fastest land animal. Go from zero to 60 miles an hour in

less than four seconds. The thing about the cheetah though is it cannot sustain that kind of speed

for any length of time. They tire out very quickly. They're not an incredibly powerful cat.

People look at them.

If you look at their paws, they're very different

than most other cats, and that they don't have totally retractable claws.

So their nails are semi-retractable,

and they're always kind of sticking out.

They look very much like a dog's foot and there's a reason for that because those claws are basically used just like cleats just like an athlete so maybe that's where also came from the nickname Cheetah for Tyree kill because the Cheetah makes such quick turns is so very, you know,

rapid in the way it runs its routes, so to speak, that it uses those claws to dig in so it doesn't slip.

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