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Earth Operations Central began serving the internet in December of 1995. We believe that we have spent enough of our own money for long enough, and that there is far too little interest in this site and its contents to warrant any further expenditure of time or effort.

We began operations "when the InterNet was young". Now almost all information here is available elsewhere, often in a form or format which is much better developed.

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So is the extremely endangered Cheetah who, if sentient, would like you to find out more about him (National Zoo project). Click on the picture of the world's fastest mammal for more information. So far as I know, the really quite dog-like cheetah is the world's only readily trainable cat, and the Hindic subspecies has been used as a royal hunting cat since times immemorial. They are considered to be one of the few large predators which will not attack Men.

Also endangered, and worthy of our help, is the Gorilla.Please see this list of links!