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Known for its vast savannahs and diverse wildlife, Maasai Mara is one of the prime locations to spot cheetahs in their natural habitat.
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Another iconic African reserve, Serengeti is famous for its annual wildebeest migration and is also home to a significant population of cheetahs.
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This unique ecosystem supports a variety of wildlife, including cheetahs. Game drives and walking safaris offer opportunities to encounter these magnificent cats.
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One of Africa's largest game reserves, Kruger is home to diverse flora and fauna, including cheetahs that roam its plains.
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This park boasts a large salt pan surrounded by grasslands and woodlands, providing an ideal habitat for cheetahs and other wildlife.
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This transboundary park is known for its red sand dunes and sparse vegetation, providing a unique setting to observe cheetahs in action.
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Hwange is Zimbabwe's largest national park and is renowned for its rich biodiversity, including a population of cheetahs that can be seen on game drives and guided walks.
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Spotting cheetahs in the wild requires patience and respect for their natural habitat and behaviours.