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Head of Project Cheetah dismisses speculation of radio collars causing death of cheetahs in Kuno National Park. | Latest News India

Amid concerns over the deaths of cheetahs at Kuno National Park, the Head of Project Cheetah, SP Yadav, has stated that not a single cheetah died due

The Project Cheetah chief informed that animals are monitored all over the world by radio collars and “not a single cheetah died due to this technology".

SP Yadav who is also the member secretary of National Tiger Conservation Authority emphasized the importance and acceptance of Radio Collars as a tried-and-tested technology globally.

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Radio collars of six cheetahs have been removed by veterinarians and experts from Namibia and South Africa at the Kuno National Park in Madhya Prades for a health examination. The project has already seen the deaths of five adult cheetahs and three cubs, leading the environment ministry to announce several steps to support the cheetah project, including the establishment of a cheetah research center with facilities for rehabilitation, capacity building and interpretation.

Radio collars of six cheetahs have been removed for examination by the veterinary team of Kuno and Experts from Namibia and South Africa, an official release said

The death of a number of cheetahs from Namibia and South Africa that had been introduced into an Indian nature reserve last year is a major setback for India, which hopes to fill its forests with the rare cats after the loss of its own native species seven decades ago. Experts say plastic radio collars could be behind some of the fatalities, as some of the eight cats found dead in central India’s Kuno National Park bore telltale injuries to the neck.Rajesh Gopal, who heads the project, co...

Deaths of some of the cheetahs brought to India last year amid much fanfare have been making headlines.