Thanks, it's nice having you here :)

It's amazing how their sense of smell and sound is used to hunt an unseen, I also love how they adapt to climatic changes in their habitat , quite a cool survival technique. This is well written and detailed

Really did enjoy reading your article, lots of information, I did learn a lot reading this, good work, keep up the thrill.

I Just did that, thanks @amavi, it's been all good knowing you here, i appreciate the assistance. Being better, I owe it all to you :)

Thanks Anton.

Thanks @efemena, nice having you here.

Just like I wrote , they were not really studied by scientists when in existence, their behavioral pattern were inferred from descriptions based on layman's account, it's a shame they are lost as we will

Now I understand your view, quite a valid argument made, and now am like "yeah!!, she really do know these guys!! :) ". Hope to catch you someday in the community chat, that will be an ocean

With respect to cantacting diseases, the cheetahs live in few groups and sometimes alone(most especially, female cheetahs) and just like we know, they are territorial animals, and with their low population,

Conservation of any wild life is of utmost importance, if we do not check all these, a day might come when we look for animals in the wild to find non, it will be a shame to humanity. Thanks for reading.

Thanks @bala41288, with that speed, the odd for sure won't be by your side, most especially when you are chased on steemit by a bot of that nature :)

Thanks for being here @bala41288

This is an amazing specie of reptile, you did quite a lot of work putting this together, so packed with information about the Komodo Dragon, thumbs up. They really did survive extinction, quite a lucky

You keep amazing me with your skill, you are a born writer bro, keep it up

Thanks, Nice seeing you here @lenrick.

Your work of art is cool. I fell in love with it, keep it up :)

Welcome to steemit @linrick, It's awesome you love animals, am fascinated by them, i do have a dog which is a friend like no other. You can check out my blog on animals you will be amazed how they survive

Thanks bala, I would wish that too for the Caribbean monk seal, their ordeal was a very painful one.

nice shots, that's a real work of art there.

It's nice China played a big part in preserving this animal . This should pass a lesson across to other countries who are less concerned about the animals around them. I agree with you, preservation of