Cheetah Reintroduction in India

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The expert team from South Africa saw the cheetah enclosure, asked to remove the minor shortcomings

To see the habitat of cheetahs in the Kuno National Park, a team from the African country of Namibia and South Africa, on Wednesday morning, on the second day on Wednesday morning, saw a five km area for cheetahs to live in Palpur. The team found some minor flaws in the enclosure. To get rid of them, Kuno asked the management. They have liked the sources made for drinking water for the cheetahs in the enclosure. In the afternoon, wildlife experts from Delhi and Dehradun, along with the team at Kuno Rest House, trained the staff through presentation. In the evening, the team will see wildlife for food for cheetahs in Palpur East. The team will also roam in the forest on Thursday. The team will leave for Delhi from Sawai Madhopur on Friday morning.

Let us inform here that on Tuesday, expert Dr. Jari Marker from Namibia, Vincent from South Africa, Dr. Adrien Dehradun had come to Kuno Park with senior scientists Dr. YV Jhala and Vipin of Indian Wildlife Institute. On Tuesday, he had seen the cheetah enclosure only from outside. On Wednesday morning he again reached to see the enclosure. Here the team found small shortcomings in four-five places, which asked DFO PK Verma to rectify them. The team really liked the structure of the water bodies built in the enclosure for the cheetahs to drink. However, the management had made only one or two places as a sample, so that if the team did not like it, they could make it according to their instructions. Although the team has liked the water sources created by the management, so according to the same design, water sources will be prepared in all the five sectors of the enclosure.

Today wildlife will be seen in the forest for the food of cheetahs

On Wednesday evening, the team inquired about the condition of the wild animal for food for the cheetahs in the forest. Along with this, after discussing with the employees who are deployed for the protection of cheetahs, they have also been trained. From Thursday morning till evening, she will roam around Kuno Park and see the open ground, grass etc. for cheetahs. Along with this, the number of wild animals will also be known. Due to which the cheetahs will not have to worry about food in future. According to the Kuno officials, the team has liked the atmosphere of the Kuno. The team will return on Friday.

The team from Africa will now also stop Gurchar in the park and watch the wildlife for the food etc. of the cheetahs. Also go to see the open field. The team will probably leave for Delhi on Friday.

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