Nabha, Translocated Cheetah, Dies from Injuries at Kuno National Park

In a heartbreaking turn of events, Nabha, an eight-year-old female cheetah brought to India from Namibia as part of a historic reintroduction project, passed away on Saturday due to injuries sustained at Kuno National Park (KNP). The news has saddened conservationists and wildlife enthusiasts alike.

Details of Nabha’s Tragic Passing Emerge

Nabha was one of the eight cheetahs translocated from Namibia to KNP in September 2022. The precise nature of the injuries that led to her death are currently being investigated.

Loss Underscores Challenges of Cheetah Reintroduction

This unfortunate incident highlights the complexities and challenges inherent in wildlife reintroduction programs. While every effort is made to ensure the animals’ safety and well-being, unforeseen circumstances can arise. The loss of Nabha is a setback for Project Cheetah, but the dedication to restoring this magnificent species to India remains steadfast.

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