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Using dogs to find cats—overcoming the challenges of tracking cheetahs
Cheetahs are Africa's rarest big cat. Only an estimated 7,000 individuals are thought to survive in the wild. They're spread across 32 populations covering a vast area of more than 3 million square kilometres.