Cheetah Reintroduction in India

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Cheetah will come from South Africa in Sheopur, tomorrow will see wild life experts

Preparations to bring cheetah to Koono-Palpur sanctuary in Sheopur district are starting again. Cheetahs will be brought from Namibia in South Africa. On Friday, expert Dr. Yavi Jhala of Wildlife Institute of India (WLII) will come with a 3-member team to see suitable place for cheetahs in Kuno-Palpur. Cheetah project will gain momentum after team report. 

Kuno Sanctuary's DFO Prakash Kumar Verma said that the forest department of the forest department has resumed work on the cheetah project. Kuno Palpur and Nauradehi Sanctuary were chosen for this. Cheetahs require small wildlife and long open field areas to hunt. They need grass to hide. The Kuno Sanctuary has long open grasslands. 

Chinkara and Black Buck are in the sanctuary for cheetah food: 

According to DFO Verma, Kuno-Palpur is perfectly suited for cheetahs' habitat and food. Let me tell you that the cheetah's favorite food is chinkara and black buck (black buck). Also, a field is needed for this. So that he can run and catch his prey. 

4 to 6 cheetah plans: 

According to DFO Verma, about 4 to 6 Cheetah Coono-Palpur are expected to get under this scheme. It will include both males and females. If sources are to be believed, the African country Namibia is ready to give cheetah to India. At present, there are more than seven thousand cheetahs in the world at present. A large number of them are found only in African countries. 

Cheetahs have become rare in the country 

According to DFO Verma, there are no cheetahs left from the country. The cheetah was last seen in 1948 in the jungle of Surguja. The central government is trying to restore this species. In 2010, the Center asked the Madhya Pradesh government to prepare a sanctuary for the cheetah. The Forest Department had proposed a Kuno Palpur sanctuary for the Cheetah project. 

Staying 1 day, the team will see a place for cheetahs: 

According to DFO Verma, senior scientist of WLII Dr Yavi Jhala will visit Sheopur on Thursday night with the team. On Friday, you will see a suitable place for cheetahs in the Kuno-sanctuary. After this, he will also visit Madhav National Park in Shivpuri in the evening. 

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The WLII team is coming on Friday to see a place for cheetahs in the Kuno-Palpur sanctuary. The team will visit the sanctuary where to shift the cheetahs. 

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