special things
- Cheetah Rise seen from South Africa has died.
- This is the second cheetah death after Sasha in Kuno National Park.
- Uday was found ill today and treated under sedation.
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Another cheetah has died on its way from South Africa to Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh (Madhya Pradesh). This cheetah named Uday was found ill in Kuno National Park today, during which he died during treatment. Soundtrack Chauhan, Chief Conservator of Forests, Madhya Pradesh, has confirmed his death. This is the second cheetah death in Madhya Pradesh’s Kuno National Park two months after the sighting from South Africa. 6-year-old Uday was one of the 12 cheetahs shown in the country. The cause of death is not yet known. The cause of death can be revealed only after the post mortem report comes.
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Madhya Pradesh’s Chief Conservator of Forests Jagran said that today the daily monitoring team nodded to Cheetah Uday and saw the situation in stable condition. On getting closer, the cheetah staggered and was walking with its neck bowed to one side.
sedated treatment
Unni told that this information was given to the wildlife doctors. The doctors first found him ill and at 11 a.m. he was treated while unconscious. After this he was kept in the isolation ward, but he died due to getting up at 4 in the evening.
sasha was dead too
Earlier, five-year-old Namibian cheetah Sasha had died due to kidney infection last month. He was part of the first batch of staked cheetahs in Kuno National Park and was one of five mama cheetahs that arrived from Namibia last year.
8 were jeeps from Namibia, 12 from South Africa
Eight cheetahs sighted from Namibia were released by Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Kuno National Park on the occasion of his birthday last year. Whereas, in the second batch of cheetahs from South Africa, seven males and five mother cheetahs came.
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, 12 cheetahs seen from South Africa reached Kuno in Madhya Pradesh, left in enclosure