Namibian Cheetah Dies in M.P.'s Kuno National Park During Treatment
Officials said Gaurav was weak, dehydrated and under treatment, and the exact cause of death will be confirmed after postmortem tests.
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Namibian cheetah Gaurav, one of the first big cats brought to India under Project Cheetah in 2022, died at Kuno National Park on Monday aged 10. Rescued on September 12 with severe dehydration and muscle wasting, he succumbed during treatment to a suspected chronic illness. India’s total cheetah population now stands at 55, including 51 at Kuno and four at Gandhi Sagar. 📰 Kuno National Park Cheetah Gaurav Dies During Treatment.
Namibian cheetah Gaurav dies at Kuno after being rescued from wild in weak state
Namibian cheetah Gaurav, 10, died at Kuno National Park while undergoing treatment after being rescued in a weak and dehydrated condition. Officials suspected a chronic condition and said the exact cause of death will be known after a postmortem and sample analysis.
‘Rock Star’ of Kuno is gone: Gaurav, an original Project Cheetah big cat, dies
Gaurav, originally named Elton, was among the eight cheetahs brought from Namibia to Kuno in September 2022. He arrived alongside Freddy, later renamed Shaurya, who died two years ago
Namibian male cheetah Gaurav died during treatment in Kuno National Park. He was undergoing treatment after being found ill on September 12. There are now 55 cheetahs in the country.
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