India's Cheetah Crisis | 9 deaths in 4 months in Kuno Park ; Big Cats Can Be Saved? | Daily Mirror
August 2, 2023
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of the Daily Mirror, Shreya Dhoundial will cover India's ambitious conservation initiative aimed at returning big cats to the country after a 70-year extinction that has been tainted by controversy and tragedy. In just four months, nine cheetahs have died in Kuno National Park, raising concerns about the project's feasibility and administration. Cheetah experts blamed a communication breakdown for the "avoidable deaths" and are still waiting for information on a cheetah hurt in a violent clash between two coalitions last month. The deaths have raised questions about the reintroduction attempts and the project's sustainability. On a widely publicized occasion, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi released cheetahs that had become extinct in India in Kuno National Park, Madhya Pradesh. Meanwhile, we are joined by panelist Vincent Merwe, and he said "It took us 26 years in South Africa to perfect Cheetah reintroduction, and we lost 279 of them, and we cannot expect India to do the same with just 20 cheetahs". Watch out for the full discussion.
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