Which is the fastest animal in the world?
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Fastest Animal - peregrine falcon, a bird (100-200 miles per hour)
Fastest Marine Animal - blue whale (30 miles per hour)
Fastest Land Animal - cheetah (70 miles per hour)
Fastest Fish - sailfish (68 miles per hour)
Fastest Bird - peregrine falcon (100Ð200 miles per hour)
Fastest Insect - dragonfly (36 miles per hour)
Ethiopian chicken.
on land a cheeter
The cheetah.
A cat with it's tail on fire. they can even climb vertical walls!
man he can fly faster then anything can move
Cheeta
It has to be the cheetah. Who else would run so fast, its in the name.
a cheeter
cheetah!!
The Peregrine Falcon is THE FASTEST and reckoned to clock speeds of over 200mph in a swooping dive. The fastest on land is the Cheetah. In the sea it's probably the Marlin although from a standing start a Barracuda is pretty quick. The Mantis Shrimp has the fastest limb.
sea turtle
my cat,in it basket sitting on the back seat of my prosche turbo at full throtle,baet that cheaters and leapord
The cheetah is the fastest last I heard.
On land, the cheetah. (112 km per hour)
In the air, Peregrine falcon. (200 km per hour)
In the sea the Cosmopolitan Sailfish. (109 km per hour)
was gonna give you a real good answer but was beaten to it by andrea.
Cheetah - 100 kms/hr
on land is a cheetah in the water is probably a shark but if u want to noe that fastes of all animals it would be the cheetah
A Cheetah
the jaguar
an ostrich!!!
Probably the peregrin falcon, who can power-dive up to 200 miles per hour.
Peregrine Falcon-horizontal cruising speed 55 mph.
When flying downward to catch pray, 270 mph
get a golden retriever
birds? the peregrine falcon? d osprey?
land animal - cheetah
the cheetah is considered the fastest animal in the world attaining speeds of up to 70mph (but only in short spurts)
for more information :
http://www.no-pest.com/cheetah.htm.
my chocolate lab!!
the leopard is the fastest animal
Probably the cheetah
the gepard
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