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According to this article, a spotless cheetah has been seen in Kenya. The photo that appears in the article dates back to last year, but locals have reported seeing the cheetah quite often.
It turns out one of our travelers on a Kenya safari was a sports writer for the Washington Post, one Rick Maese, and he wrote a review of his trip to Kenya through LivingSocial.
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