Description:

This collectible phone card from 1994 showcases a striking image of a cheetah and its cub set against the vibrant backdrop of the African savanna. The adult cheetah, recognizable by its distinctive spotted coat and sleek, agile form, stands protectively beside its smaller cub, underscoring themes of endangered species and wildlife conservation. The sunlit grasses further enhance the natural habitat, creating a realistic and visually captivating portrayal of these iconic African predators.

Along the left edge, a vertical black strip features the words "ENDANGERED SPECIES SERIES" in bold red letters, immediately highlighting the card’s educational and conservationist message. Just below, "CHEETAH" is prominently printed in bright yellow, drawing attention to the featured animal. The contrast between these vivid colors and the natural tones of the photograph creates a compelling design that blends awareness with aesthetic appeal.

Centered near the top of the card is the Kenyan flag, easily identified by its bold horizontal stripes of black, red, and green, separated by thin white lines, with a traditional Maasai shield and two spears at its heart. This placement emphasizes Kenya as a vital habitat for cheetahs and links the animal’s endangered status directly to its geographic origins. To the right, the issuance date "05/15/94" and serial number "1929/2800" highlight the card’s collectible status, underscoring its authenticity and limited edition.

On the right edge, the card displays its denomination, "$7," in large yellow font, clearly indicating its value as a telecard. Below this, the word "TELECARD" is printed vertically in bold letters. The bottom right corner features the logo and name of Advantage Communications, Inc. (ACI) in red and gold, identifying the company responsible for producing and distributing the card. Together, these elements form a collectible item that not only served a practical communication purpose but also promoted awareness of conservation efforts in Kenya and beyond.

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