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28 Cheetahs Lost in Kuno National Park, 7 This Year, Including 8‑Month‑Old Hope
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bhopal
🗓 13 Oct 2026, 11:00 AM
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Since the launch of the cheetah project, Kuno National Park has recorded 28 deaths, including 11 adults and 17 cubs, with seven lost this year alone.
The cheetah project at Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh has seen a total of 28 fatalities since its inception. The deaths comprise 11 adult cheetahs and 17 cubs.
Among the recent losses is an eight‑month‑old cub named Hope, highlighting the vulnerability of young animals in the park.
This year alone, seven cheetahs have died, raising concerns among wildlife officials about the challenges faced by the project and the need for enhanced conservation measures.
Among the recent losses is an eight‑month‑old cub named Hope, highlighting the vulnerability of young animals in the park.
This year alone, seven cheetahs have died, raising concerns among wildlife officials about the challenges faced by the project and the need for enhanced conservation measures.