mp kuno forest sanctuary Kuno. Female Leopard Daksha brought from South Africa has died in Kuno National Park. Daksha was released in the national park, the cheetah was seen in an injured state by the monitoring team, after which Daksha was being treated by the veterinarians and Daksha died during the treatment itself. Chief Conservator of Forests has confirmed the death of Cheeta Daksha. So far 3 cheetahs have died in Kuno National Park. On September 17, Prime Minister Narendra Modi released cheetahs brought from Namibia in the forest enclosure, out of which one of the female cheetah Sasha died due to kidney infection problem. In the same year, on February 18, 12 cheetahs were also brought here from South Africa. Another male cheetah Uday brought in the same consignment had also died and with the death of Daksha, the number of cheetahs has come down from 20 to 17.
Female Cheetah Jwala has recently given birth to 4 cubs.
The deaths of cheetahs remain a cause of concern. Earlier in the meeting between the forest officials, it was decided to unite the male cheetah coalition Vayu and Agni with the female cheetah Daksha. As a result of which the gates of enclosure number 1 and enclosure number 7 were opened. On May 6, the female cheetah coalition from enclosure 7 entered Vayu enclosure 1. Wounds found on female cheetah Daksha prima facie violent interaction probably occurred during mating. Violent behavior with female cheetahs during mating by male cheetah coalition air is considered normal. In such a situation, the chances of intervention by the monitoring team are almost non-existent. According to the rules, the dead body of the dead female cheetah Diksha was examined by the medical team. In this sad atmosphere, it is also a matter of happiness that Jwala, a female cheetah brought from Namibia has recently given birth to 4 cubs.
