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<title>Perfectly Mummified Cheetahs Are The First Naturally Mummified Big Cats Ever Found...The oldest date back over 4,000 years.

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<description>It is thought the specimens became trapped inside the cave where the constant temperature and stable humidity perfectly mummified the remains. Image Credit: A. Boug Research Square (2025) CC BY 4.0 =============================================================== Alot of fun creatures dwell in caves, from cave spiders to the orange crocs and even a whole range of eyeless beasties. However, one species not typically found in caves is cheetahs, but a host of their mummified remains has been discovered inside a cave in Saudi Arabia. Cheetahs were once widespread across the Arabian Peninsula but have lost around 98 percent of their original historic range. Inside...</description>
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<title>New Study: DNA From Wyoming&#x26;#x27;s Prehistoric Cat Could Save Cheetahs, Lions, Tigers</title>
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<description>A new study, &#x26;#x22;Range and diet diversity in the Pleistocene American &#x26;#x27;cheetah,&#x26;#x27; Miracinonyx trumani,&#x26;#x22; was published in the scientific journal Current Biology on Friday. Using the tiniest of bones, including some found in Wyoming&#x26;#x27;s Natural Trap Cave, the diet and DNA of the American cheetah-like cat have been revealed in astonishing detail... &#x26;#x22;It&#x26;#x27;s actually most closely related to the living mountain lion, and those are both sister species most closely related to the jaguarundi,&#x26;#x22; she said. &#x26;#x22;The three of them together are distantly related to modern cheetah.&#x26;#x22;... Some of the best Late Pleistocene specimens [various species] ever found have come...</description>
<author>Cowboy State Daily</author>
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<pubDate>Wed, 9 Sep 2026 02:28:40 GMT</pubDate>
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