India Celebrates Birth of First Cheetah Cubs in Over 70 Years
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India has welcomed the birth of four cheetah cubs, marking the first time the endangered species has been born in the country in over 70 years. The cubs were born to two of the eight rehabilitated cheetahs brought from Namibia to India's Kuno National Park last September as part of a government plan to re-home 50 of the big cats in India over the next five years. Cheetahs were declared extinct in India in 1952 due to habitat loss and sport-hunting by Indian nobility.
- India welcomes its first newborn cheetahs in more than 7 decades CNN
- Namibian Cheetah Gives Birth To 4 Cubs At MP's Kuno National Park | Congratulations India India Today
- First cheetah cubs born in India since extinction 70 years ago BBC
- "Momentous Event": 4 Cubs Born To Cheetah Brought In From Namibia NDTV
- Cheetah cubs born at Kuno: How conservationists keep 24x7 vigil Times of India
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