Indian-Born Cheetah Rescued with Injuries in Madhya Pradesh
Officials are examining possible animal attack or human involvement as X-rays and other tests continue on the injured cub.
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Cheetah cub dies during treatment in first suspected case of shooting in Madhya Pradesh
The 19-month-old male cheetah cub was found with suspected gunshot injuries outside the boundaries of Kuno National Park, the first such attack on a cheetah since the beginning of a reintroduction programme for the species in 2022
Cheetah cub found injured in MP's Morena, shifted to Kuno National Park; suspected to have been hit
This is the first reported attack on a cheetah since the species' reintroduction in India. Three cheetahs are roaming in the range where the hurt cub was found.
Kuno cheetah cub dies after suspected shooting outside protected area, first such case since 2022 reintroduction
A 19-month-old male cheetah cub found with gunshot wounds has died in Kuno National Park. The cub was one of Nirva's offspring and was rescued after being shot, raising concerns for the safety of cheetahs. Investigators are examining the weapon and circumstances surrounding the incident, but no suspects have been identified yet. The death is the first suspected shooting incident since cheetahs were reintroduced in India last year.
Cheetah cub found injured outside protected Kuno area raises fresh questions on wildlife safety
The 19-month-old male cub was rescued from the Morena forest division and taken to Kuno for treatment; officials are investigating whether it was injured in an animal encounter or a human being had a role to play in it
Radio-collared cheetah cub found injured in MPs Morena, poaching not ruled out - The Tribune
A radio-collared male cheetah cub was found injured in a forest area in Madhya Pradesh’s Morena district and rescued by the Forest Department. The circumstances leading to the injuries, including the possibility of poaching or an attack by a mob, are being investigated.
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