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Why are cheetahs so fast? We share more about the fastest land animal! | Nightly News: Kids Edition
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19:36Now PlayingFall is here! We take a look at what the changing of seasons means. Then, read all about it – how one school is trying to get kids back on track when it comes to reading. Pop Quiz! What president was elected to office for more than two terms? Also – how did flamingos end up in Wisconsin? And how are cheetahs able to run so quickly? Our pal Ron Magill from Zoo Miami shares more about these creatures.
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