How are the Cheetahs coping up in Indian Forests?

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We all know that PM Modi released 8 African cheetahs into Kundo National Park on September 11 at around 11.30 am

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After some reluctance, these big cats are slowly adapting to their new habitat in India.

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It is observed that the initial uncertainty started to dissipate on their second day at their new home.

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They were found running around and cuddling their friends today at KNP.

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However, it may take a while for these Felidae to adjust to India’s tropical climate.

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Namibian and Indian vets and scientists will scrutinize their every move.

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These cheetahs will be given buffalo meat of 2-3 kg per head every 3 days.

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Restoration of cheetahs brings back the balance to the ecosystem

- Bhupender Yadav, union minister

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Cheetahs can run at a top speed of 112 kmph, which makes them the fastest land animals.

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Kuno National Park is also home to many leopards and hyenas.

Concerning Aspects

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Leopards and hyenas are known to attack cheetahs and their cubs.

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Some big cat deaths may occur due to cheetah and leopard conflicts.

- Jhala, Indian conservationist.

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The ecological balance would undoubtedly benefit greatly from the restoration of cheetahs, but there are still numerous obstacles to overcome in order to protect these wild species.

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