Cheetah
Original oil painting
24 by 32 inch canvas (the art work is on artist paper that is glued to the canvas)
Part of the It’s Their World Too series, because human activity affects the most innocent of all.
part of the proceeds go to WWF
Cheetahs are under threat of extinction
Cheetahs were once widespread in Africa, and they also used to roam the Arabian Peninsula and into central India. However, they have disappeared from most of the African continent and can now be found inhabiting only 10% of their historic range. The cheetah’s remaining stronghold is in Southern and Eastern Africa at present. In Asia, wild cheetah numbers have shown a staggering decline with around 80 individuals remaining, but some recent estimates show their numbers as low as 12 individuals. At present, asiatic cheetahs are restricted to the central deserts of Iran.
The remaining cheetah populations face multiple threats, from habitat loss and fragmentation, depletion of wild prey, human-wildlife conflict to infrastructure development.( Source:wwf)
Cheetah
Original oil painting
24 by 32 inch canvas (the art work is on artist paper that is glued to the canvas)
Part of the It’s Their World Too series, because human activity affects the most innocent of all.
part of the proceeds go to WWF
Cheetahs are under threat of extinction
Cheetahs were once widespread in Africa, and they also used to roam the Arabian Peninsula and into central India. However, they have disappeared from most of the African continent and can now be found inhabiting only 10% of their historic range. The cheetah’s remaining stronghold is in Southern and Eastern Africa at present. In Asia, wild cheetah numbers have shown a staggering decline with around 80 individuals remaining, but some recent estimates show their numbers as low as 12 individuals. At present, asiatic cheetahs are restricted to the central deserts of Iran.
The remaining cheetah populations face multiple threats, from habitat loss and fragmentation, depletion of wild prey, human-wildlife conflict to infrastructure development.( Source:wwf)
