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Madhya Pradesh | Kuno National Park: South African cheetah gives birth to five cubs - Vimarsana News

Madhya Pradesh | Kuno National Park: South African cheetah gives birth to five cubs

Their births mark the first litter of cheetahs brought from South Africa to Kuno and raises the count of India-born cubs to 13, environment and forests minister Bhupendra Yadav wrote, announcing their birth on X

Kuno National Park | India's cheetah introduction project gets third litter, three cubs born in Kuno National Park - Vimarsana News

Kuno National Park | India's cheetah introduction project gets third litter, three cubs born in Kuno National Park

The Union minister for environment and forests, Bhupender Yadav, announced on Tuesday that the Namibian cheetah named Jwala has given birth to three cubs. The new litter follows just weeks after another Namibian cheetah named Aasha had given birth to three cubs

Dos & don'ts of cheetah translocation: Wildlife conservationist Ravi Chellam on the need for greater transparency & accountability - Vimarsana News

Dos & don'ts of cheetah translocation: Wildlife conservationist Ravi Chellam on the need for greater transparency & accountability

Despite deaths of African cheetahs in Kuno National Park, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has said he's willing to donate more. Chellam lists what to keep in mind when introducing African cheetahs into India and calls for an inclusive, participatory approach in conservation programmes.

Cheetah project | Cheetahs developing thick coats in anticipation of African winter leading to fatal infections in Indian conditions: Experts - Vimarsana News

Cheetah project | Cheetahs developing thick coats in anticipation of African winter leading to fatal infections in Indian conditions: Experts

Six of the 20 adult cheetahs relocated to the Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh from Africa have died since March this year - the latest being on August 3

This is how cheetahs could survive in Kuno - Vimarsana News

This is how cheetahs could survive in Kuno

The experts said that the thicker coats, high parasite load and moisture create a perfect recipe for dermatitis with fly strike on top of it compounding the infection and compromising the skin's integrity.

Source: rediff.com