Deaths, 'Runaways', Space Crunch: Is India's Cheetah Project On The Right Track?
India’s Kuno National Park was to accommodate 21 cheetahs but its management now says Kuno can house only around 10 of the 20 cheetahs translocated to India
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India’s Kuno National Park was to accommodate 21 cheetahs but its management now says Kuno can house only around 10 of the 20 cheetahs translocated to India
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India's cheetah project is progressing well beyond the initial projections made before the animals were translocated, said Namibia-based Cheetah Conservation Fund which is helping the Indian government reintroduce the animals in the country.
The decision comes even though six of them, including three born in India, have died in less than two months in the wildlife sanctuary.