Compare And Contrast Lion And Cheetah

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Lion vs.Cheetah

Whoa!Look at that fast cheetah, wait look at that lion chasing after it . There are differences and alike traits about lions and cheetahs. Even though lions and cheetahs look alike they are very different. Both lions and cheetahs have similar bodies for a perfect life in the grasslands.The lion can roar loudly as for the cheetah gives off a little cry.You can hear the lions roar from 5 miles away for the cheetah you can barley hear it.A lion it acts as a big cat.The cheetah acts as a small and fast cat.Lions live in big groups and hunt at night.Cheetahs live in groups to 2 to 3 pairs and hunt during the day. Lions are carnivores that means that they eat meat.Lions eat zebras,giraffes,pigs,cape

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