What patterns do cheetahs have on their fur?

Cheetahs have a very distinctive pattern on their fur. Here's a breakdown:

* Black Spots: The most prominent feature is a pattern of solid black spots covering their entire body, except for their belly and the underside of their tail.

* Teardrop-Shaped Markings: On their face, they have black teardrop-shaped markings that run from the corner of the eye down to the mouth.

* Stripes: On their head and legs, the spots sometimes merge to form stripes.

* Tail Ring: Their tail has a distinctive pattern of black rings that end with a solid black tip.

These patterns are unique to each cheetah, like a fingerprint, and help them camouflage in tall grass and brush.