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Kuno National Park Cheetah Deaths: Why Translocated Big Cats Are Dying | Explained - Vimarsana News

Kuno National Park Cheetah Deaths: Why Translocated Big Cats Are Dying | Explained

The Supreme Court on July 20 had said the death of eight cheetahs (until then) in less than one year did not present a "good picture"., India News, Times Now

Autopsy Report Shows Second Cheetah Translocated From South Africa Died Of Cardiopulmonary Failure - Vimarsana News

Autopsy Report Shows Second Cheetah Translocated From South Africa Died Of Cardiopulmonary Failure

The expert at the Veterinary University in Jabalpur will provide a detailed report on the cause of Uday's death, and it is not yet known whether it was caused by a virus or bacteria. I

MP Cheetah Death: Lack Of Space, Logistics, Manpower Root Cause Of Trouble, Says Official - Vimarsana News

MP Cheetah Death: Lack Of Space, Logistics, Manpower Root Cause Of Trouble, Says Official

Notably, before the cheetahs were imported, some experts had raised doubt over the space shortage likely to affect the cheetah reintroduction project at the Kuno National Park (KNP), which has a core area of 748 sq km and buffer zone of 487 sq km.

Source: india.com
Cheetah project overestimated carrying capacity of Kuno, say Namibia experts - Vimarsana News

Cheetah project overestimated carrying capacity of Kuno, say Namibia experts

‘Cheetah density doesn’t depend on prey base, Kuno can host only 3 males'

Namibian cheetah's venture into Madhya Pradesh village leaves locals scared; rescue ops on - Vimarsana News

Namibian cheetah's venture into Madhya Pradesh village leaves locals scared; rescue ops on

One of the cheetahs that was brought to Kuno National Park from Namibia caused panic among villagers as the animal escaped from the park and entered a village.