Cheetah known for appearances in ‘National Geographic,’ ‘Today’ dies at zoo

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CINCINNATI, Ohio (WXIX/Gray News) — The Cincinnati Zoo is grieving the loss of Savanna, a beloved cheetah who gained fame on National Geographic and the Today Show. Known for her speed and friendly demeanor, Savanna passed away at the age of 13 after captivating visitors for years.

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