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#InternationalerTagDesGeparden (5 Posts)

🇩🇪 Heute ist der Internationale Tag des Geparden. Ich lade euch ein, diesen Tag mit uns zu feiern.Mancher wird sich fragen, welchen Grund die Geparde der Welt hätten, diesen Tag zu ihrem Feiertag zu machen. Und was feiern sie eigentlich? Tatsächlich...

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Heute verrate ich euch ein kleines Geheimnis, das eigentlich keines ist: Mein Mensch liebt Geparde. Also eigentlich mag er alle Katzen, aber bei Geparden endet bei ihm alle Rationalität. Da verwundert es nur wenig, dass er unzählige Plüschtiere ins Haus holt, Bücher kauft, Figuren und Bilder herbeischafft und ausstellt und hinstellt und aufhängt - egal, was es ist, sobald es Punkte hat, wird es bewundert.Dagegen lässt sich nichts sagen, denn mir ergeht es nicht anders beim Anblick meiner Niara.Aber ganz einfach ist diese Leidenschaft nicht, denn echte Geparde sind in dieser Gegend selten zu finden. Allenfalls findet man sie in Zoos vor. Und deshalb sieht man ihn – zumindest in Tagen, da die Zoos öffnen dürfen - mindestens einmal pro Woche in einem derer, in denen es Geparde gibt. Und wenn es auch nur ein kleiner Trost für ihn ist, kann er die Geparde wenigstens von Ferne sehen.Aber eine Gepardin mag er ganz besonders. Deshalb übernimmt er im #ZooNeuwied eine Patenschaft für eben jene – er sagt, diese Gepardin sei wunderschön und flink und schlank und eigenwillig und wunderschön und alles andere, das der Verzückung auszudrücken diente.Nein, dagegen lässt sich nichts sagen, denn mir ergeht es nicht anders beim Anblick meiner Niara. Allerdings vermag ich mir nicht vorzustellen wie es ist, die bewunderte Katze nur von Weitem zu betrachten, anstatt ihr nahe zu sein, sie zu hören, zu berühren. Das muss schwer sein. Wie glücklich muss ich mich schätzen, ich, der ich meine Niara immer bei mir habe?Doch bevor es allzu rührselig und melancholisch wird, wollt ihr seine Patenkatze – Lianné heißt sie - einmal sehen? #ZooNeuwied #CheetahTopic #SaveTheCheetah #InternationalCheetahDay #CheetahDay #InternationalerTagDesGeparden #Gepardentag #JubaOnTour #ZooNeuwied #Lianne #Patenschaft #AcinonyxJubatus #Cheetah #Koesen #KoesenerSpielzeug #PlushiesOfInstagram #PlushiesOfGermany #Stofftier #Plueschtier #Plushie #Kuscheltier #plushies #plushiecommunity #instaplushies #stuffies #stuffiesofinstagram #plushielife

Still #InternationalCheetahDay? Purrty cool. So let's have some more cheetah facts, that you might not heard of. These are brought to you by some of the plushies, living here. Here away go with the facts #6 to #10:6⃣ Did you know that male cheetahs live territorially, whereas females roam larger areas and thereby cross the territories of the males?7⃣ Most cheetahs in the wild are found south of the Sahara. But did you know that cheetahs were found even in desert regions and forest regions. In fact, once they were spread nearly everywhere in Africa. Although they seem so fragile, cheetahs are very robust and adaptable, despite their specialized hunting technique.8⃣ Did you know that until recently no one knew why cheetahs had offspring in captivity so rarely? Yes, it was noticed late that females kept in groups socialized to the point that they could no longer ovulate. It is believed that this behavior is supposed to prevent inbreeding. In fact, it prevented breeding in zoos for a long time.9⃣ Did you know that cheetahs have a huge variaty of sounds they call out? There are yelps and chirrups and chirps and yips and purrs and growls and snorts and meows.🔟 It is no secret that there are currently only 7,000 - 9,000 cheetahs left in the wild. At the moment, thanks to many conservation projects, their number remains stable, but the exponentially increasing population is threatening the cheetah's habitat more and more. #FunFacts #SaveTheCheetah #InternationalCheetahDay #CheetahDay #InternationalerTagDesGeparden #Gepardentag #JubaOnTour #Facts #Funfacts #CheetahFacts #AcinonyxJubatus #Cheetah #Koesen #KoesenerSpielzeug #PlushiesOfInstagram #PlushiesOfGermany #Stofftier #Plueschtier #Plushie #Kuscheltier #plushies #plushiecommunity #instaplushies #stuffies #stuffiesofinstagram #plushielife

At #InternationalCheetahDay there has to be a book recommendation too.I was just talking about an informative book "Cheetahs: Biology and Conservation" while presenting you some nice facts about the #cheetah. And I would like to say it once again: With this book you get - for an admittedly steep price - the most comprehensive piece of bound paper in which the author describes just about every bit of information from every O'Brian, every Laurie Marker, all of the conservation Institutes.You get information on almost every national park, its population sizes, the different proportions of the animals in each recorded region, their regional territorial and social behavior, the cub mortality depending on the area, every recorded prey, the hunting frequency in dependency on the grounds, the size of prey, other predators, the number of humans living there, regional litter sizes, evolution, hunting techniques, the duration of eating after a hunt, physique, organ sizes, blood groups, the captivation in zoos, the problems and opportunities there, required feed compositions, minimum enclosure sizes, insights into the controlled breeding, etc. I could go on with this litany for one more page and it would, without exaggeration, remain incomplete.But it doesn't hurt to have a look at @rememberingwildlife 's book series "Remembering Wildlife", especially the "Remebering Cheetahs" edition - the revenues from the illustrated books of selected photographs benefit animal welfare projects. Maybe this is a suitable Christmas present, don't you think?Both books are an absolute recommenda......what the hell- why am I there although I'm still here? And why am I already holding the book in the camera even though I wanted to hold it in the camera now? What- what is happening here? Niara? Mneka? Swede? Anyone? But this can't be...Note: This post contains unpaid advertising. #BookRecommendation #SaveTheCheetah #InternationalCheetahDay #CheetahDay #InternationalerTagDesGeparden #Gepardentag@RememberingWildlife #JubaOnTour #Facts #Funfacts #CheetahFacts #AcinonyxJubatus #Cheetah #Koesen #KoesenerSpielzeug #PlushiesOfInstagram #PlushiesOfGermany #Stofftier #Plueschtier

Due to the #InternationalCheetahDay let's have some #cheetah facts. Many of you know #cheetahs from documentaries, know about light speed and their habitats and behaviour and vast beauty. So I tried to pick out a few facts that you might not already know. These and way more about cheetahs you can find in this incredible book "Cheetahs: Biology and Conservation". My human has a loooot of books, but this is probably the most informative of them all.These facts are brought to you by some of the plushies, living here. So here away go with the facts #1 to #5:1⃣ Did you know that cheetahs can move their claws, though it's said cheetahs can't and their claws would always stick out? Actually, they can retract their claws, but the sheaths have receded so far that they are never appearing completely hidden.However, the often quoted term "retractable claws" isn't correct at all. The claws are automatically held back by an elastic band, so the claws have to be stretched out. More precisely, they should be called "extendable claws".2⃣ Did you know that the black spots in the cheetah's fur coat appear slightly raised respectively the dark fur seems little longer due to an optical effect?3⃣ Did you know that despite their comparatively small skull, cheetahs have a similar brain volume to other cats? So the cheetah's head is another example of pure efficiency.4⃣ Did you know that 95% of all female cheetahs could be found in the wild are either pregnant or raise cubs at the time of their sighting? Only a few are independent, probably waiting for a male to come.5⃣ Everyone knows that cheetahs are the fastest land creatures. But did you know that cheetahs lose so much energy on a hunt that four or five failed attempts might cause them starve? That's why it is so important to have an undisturbed living space.Note: This post contains unpaid advertising. #FunFacts #SaveTheCheetah #InternationalCheetahDay #CheetahDay #InternationalerTagDesGeparden #Gepardentag #JubaOnTour #Facts #Funfacts #CheetahFacts #AcinonyxJubatus #Cheetah #Koesen #KoesenerSpielzeug #PlushiesOfInstagram #PlushiesOfGermany #Stofftier #Plueschtier

🇩🇪 Heute ist der Internationale Tag des Geparden. Ich lade euch ein, diesen Tag mit uns zu feiern.Mancher wird sich fragen, welchen Grund die Geparde der Welt hätten, diesen Tag zu ihrem Feiertag zu machen. Und was feiern sie eigentlich? Tatsächlich ist der 4. Dezember kein Feiertag im festlichen Sinn, eher ein Tag in Gedenken an die Großartigkeit der Natur, die ein so wunderbares Geschöpf wie den Geparden hervorbrachte, ein Wunder, das allmählich zu verschwinden droht.Im Jahr 2010 ernannte Dr. Laurie Marker den 4. Dezember zum Internationalen Gepardentag in Erinnerung an Khayam, ein Gepardenjunges, das sie großzog und nach Namibia brachte - ein Experiment, um zu sehen, ob in Gefangenschaft großgezogene Geparden ausgewildert werden können. Mit Erfolg.Dieser Tag soll die Aufmerksamkeit der Welt auf den wenigen freilebenden Geparden lenken, die durch Bejagung und schrittweisen Verlust ihres Lebensraumes an den Rand der Existenz getrieben werden.Ja, es muss der Mutter des Gepardengeschlechts wie Ironie vorkommen – das schnellste Landtier der Erde vermag nicht, seiner Ausrottung davonzulaufen.🇬🇧 Today is International Cheetah Day. I invite you to celebrate this day with us.You might ask what reason the #cheetahs of the world have to make this day their celebration day and what are we celebrating. In fact, December 4th isn't a celebration day in the festive sense, rather it's a day commemorating the greatness of nature that created such a wonderful being as the #cheetah, a wonder that's slowly disappearing.In 2010, Dr. Laurie Marker established the December 4th as the International Cheetah Day in memory of Khayam, a cheetah cub she raised and brought to Namibia - an experiment to see if cheetahs raised in captivity could be released into the wild. With success.This day is intended to draw attention to the cheetahs living in the wild, which are driven to the edge of their existence through hunting and gradual loss of their habitat.It must seem ironic to the great mother of the cheetah breed - the fastest land animal can't run away from it's extinction. #SaveTheCheetah #InternationalCheetahDay #CheetahDay #InternationalerTagDesGeparden #Gepardentag

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