India embarks on an ambitious Cheetah Project, aiming to reintroduce cheetahs from Africa into its national parks. Eight cheetahs from Botswana are slated to arrive in two stages, amid governmental ...

Going on an African safari is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. But can you imagine cruising along in a safari jeep, taking in all the sights, when suddenly a large cheetah hops up on the seat beside ...

NTCA officials informed that more than ₹112 crore has been spent on the cheetah project in the country so far. Eight cheetahs will be brought to India from Botswana in southern Africa in two ...

First, it helps to understand how cheetahs typically hunt. Cheetahs often live and hunt alone or with just one or two other individuals. On their own, they can take down medium-sized mammals ...

Eight cheetahs will be brought to India from Botswana in southern Africa in two phases, including four by May, officials have said. A release from the Madhya Pradesh government said this information ...

Eight cheetahs will be brought to India from Botswana in southern Africa in two phases, including four by May, officials have said. A release from the Madhya Pradesh government said this information ...

Days after successfully reviving the once-extinct dire wolves, scientists are now gearing up to bring back the Indian cheetah. Known as the world’s fastest land animal, the cheetah was officially ...

Two South African cheetahs, Prabhash and Pavak, have been relocated from Kuno National Park to Gandhi Sagar Sanctuary. This move follows ongoing efforts by Indian officials, notably spurred by Prime ...

India, which had declared cheetah extinct in 1962 due to over-hunting and habitat loss, is planning to revive the species after successfully bringing back dire wolves using ancient DNA. The Birbal ...

Eight cheetahs will be brought to India from Botswana in southern Africa in two phases, including four by May, officials have said. A release from the Madhya Pradesh government said this ...

Eight Namibian cheetahs, comprising five females and three males, were released in the KNP on September 17, 2022, marking the first-ever intercontinental translocation of the big cats.