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酷安点评：猎豹模拟器的介绍里有一点写的不太对，这个游戏因为没有数据包，所有的游戏内容都压在了这个比较小的体积的安装包里，所以画面即便是在远处看，那个贴图都是有点惨的。不过这个模拟器的游戏内容确实是非常充实，实在是太棒了。 点评来自 @zesty
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软件名称：猎豹模拟器:Cheetah Sim
APK名称：com.glutenfreegames.cheetahsimulator
最新版本：1.1
支持ROM：2.3及更高版本
界面语言：英文软件
软件大小：43.04 M
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开发者：Gluten Free Games
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+ 哺育幼子 - 寻找你的伴侣并养育你自己的小猎豹！等到你的小豹子逐渐成长并变得更有力，它们就可以和你一起猎杀你的敌人！
+ 猎豹升级 - 通过打败敌人就可以获得经验，并让你的猎豹升级生命、攻击伤害，甚至是新的技能！
+ 猎豹生存指南 - 查阅你的生存指南来检索敌对的野生生物，草原的地图，猎豹的自定义项目，还有更多！
+ 大型三维环境 - 你的猎豹将可以自由的在大型开放环境里奔驰，面积大小甚至有之前的模拟器的两倍那么大！
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+ 20种独特的非洲生物 - 以一个模拟器就可以容纳大量的动物！因此，你可以猎杀大象、河马、野猪、羚羊、斑马、蟒蛇、骆驼、蝙蝠、犀牛、以及更多！
+ 高清图像 - 高清图像将会让你体验草地生态系统的独特魅力！新的图像质量选项可以让你自定义你的游戏的图形显示效果，并且让游戏在任何设备上都获得极佳的体验！
+ 可选的血液效果 - 想寻找更加真实的场面效果？如果你符合了年龄要求或者得到了监护人许可的话，你可以打开血液效果并寻找战斗的刺激！
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打到鹿怎么吃的？
这个你们也要给1分！？一群无脑喷！
最近好多动物模拟器。。。
好多一分的，是看了名字就打分的么。。。
母豹子在哪?
还以为又是金山的
我大金山为什么不收购了他
应该叫模拟猎豹，以后再出个模拟大象，模拟水牛，模拟豆虫什么的
怎么生小猎豹？
可以XXOO么
PC上有个游戏叫山羊模拟器 和这个有什么关系 一个公司？
我觉得这货打不过山羊
老鹰好吊，三两下把我的小豹子弄死了
这是金山的软件么？为什么不叫CM模拟器？
开始还纳闷，猎豹怎么跨界做模拟器了…………
妹子模拟器
图标看着真蠢
看到猎豹开头就有阴影
以为是金山出的手机模拟器
模拟养成类游戏
还以为金山的什么东西呢
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Conservation Status:
Vulnerable
Population has decreased
over the last 18 years
adults remain in the wild
Approximately
of cubs die within months
Quick Facts
Scientific name
Acinonyx jubatus
110 to 140 lb.
30 in. at the shoulder
10 to 20 years
Open plains
Carnivorous
90 to 95 days
Eagles, humans, hyenas, lions
The cheetah's habitat has been reduced by 76%, and they occur widely but sparsely in the regions they still inhabit. Southern and Eastern Africa are strongholds for cheetah populations.
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Physical Characteristics
Cheetahs have long, slim, a small, rounded hea special pads on i and a long tail for balance. It is also the only cat that cannot retract its claws, an adaptation to help maintain traction like a soccer player’s cleats. It also bears distinctive black "tear tracks" running from the inside corner of each eye to the mouth, which may serve as an anti-glare mechanism for daytime hunting.
Behavior & Diet
Cheetahs usually prey on small antelopes such as Thomson's gazelles and impalas, but they also hunt small mammals and birds. The cheetah gets as close to the prey as possible, then in a burst of speed, it tries to outrun its quarry. Once the cheetah closes in, it knocks the prey to the ground with its paw and suffocates the animal with a bite to the neck. Once a cheetah has made a kill, it eats quickly and keeps an eye out for scavengers—lions, leopards, hyenas, vultures, and jackals will steal from this timid predator.
The cheetah is basically a solitary animal. At times, a male will accompany a female for a short while after mating, but most often, the female is alone or with her cubs. Cheetah mothers spend a long time teaching their young how to hunt. Small, live antelopes are brought back to the cubs so they can learn to chase and catch them.
Challenges
Cheetahs tend to encounter conflict with farmers when loss of their natural prey leads them to attack livestock, and farmers kill them, as pests, in retaliation.
As human populations grow and expand, agriculture, roads, and settlements destroy the open grasslands that cheetahs favor.
We engage communities living near cheetahs to create sustainable solutions for agricultural and settlement growth by providing incentives and training on best practices. This allows for both cheetahs and farmers to have space in which to live without encroaching on one another.
African Wildlife Foundation provides both proactive and reactive strategies to prevent human-wildlife conflict. We work with local communities to construct bomas&enclosures for livestock that protect them from cheetahs. We also provide consolation funding to farmers who have lost livestock to cheetah predation. This allows farmers to replace lost livestock, with the assurance that they will not retaliate against cheetahs.
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