Cheetah Identification and Patterns

The video explains that cheetah cubs are born with spots that remain throughout their lives. Each cheetah has a unique set of spots, similar to human fingerprints, which helps in identifying individual animals. The thick grayish fur of cubs aids in camouflage. The video also highlights that the unique patterns of spots and tail bands can be used to identify cheetahs.

What unique feature do cheetah cubs have that helps them blend into their surroundings?

• Long tails

• Thick grayish fur

• Brightly colored fur

• No spots at birth

How do the spots on a cheetah change as they grow from cubs to adults?

• They become stripes

• They change color

• They remain the same

• They disappear

What is the significance of a cheetah's spots in terms of identification?

• They are identical for all cheetahs

• They are only visible in sunlight

• They are unique like human fingerprints

• They change every year

Which part of a cheetah can also be used for identification besides its spots?

• Paw size

• Tail bands

• Eye color

• Ear shape

What other animals can be identified by unique patterns similar to cheetahs?

• Animals with scales

• Animals with plain fur

• Animals with stripes or spots

• Animals with no patterns