Cheetah's superpower!

The video discusses the cheetah's unique inner ear structure, which aids in high-speed hunting by stabilizing its vision. This discovery, made by researchers at the American Museum of Natural History and funded by the National Science Foundation, highlights the cheetah's ability to maintain focus on prey even at speeds up to 65 MPH.

Where is the cheetah's superpower located?

• In its eyes

• In its tail

• In its inner ear

• In its claws

What is the function of the cheetah's unique sensory system?

• To enhance its vision

• To improve its hearing

• To increase its speed

• To maintain focus on prey

At what speed can a cheetah maintain focus on its prey?

• Up to 75 MPH

• Up to 45 MPH

• Up to 65 MPH

• Up to 55 MPH

Which institution conducted the research on the cheetah's sensory system?

• World Wildlife Fund

• National Geographic Society

• American Museum of Natural History

• Smithsonian Institution

Who funded the research on the cheetah's sensory system?

• United Nations

• World Health Organization

• National Science Foundation

• NASA