The recent arrival of seven new cubs in Kuno is a high for India’s cheetah programme. The Indian Express travels to the park, where the excitement over the newborns is tinged with nervous anticipation of what lies ahead for the cubs. The first challenge: surviving the harsh summer months
Discover the fascinating world of Madhya Pradesh, home to one of the largest dinosaur hatcheries in the world. Explore the Narmada Valley and its hundreds of fossilized dinosaur eggs and nests. Learn about the herbivorous Titanosaurs and their incredible size. Delve into the recent discovery in the Dhar district and the scientific findings published in PLOS ONE.
The cheetah was declared extinct in India in 1952. As part of the Cheetah project of the central government, four cheetahs were released into the wild in December last year.
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