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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 06, 2025

Cheetah

File photo. Due to decline in numbers over the years, the Cheetah is now classed as Critically Endangered in Kenya by the IUCN. Photo: Raúl Barrero
Offbeat

Mistaking them for dacoits, villagers attack cheetah tracking team

Photo: Collected
South Asia

Three cheetah cubs die in India amid sweltering heat wave

Photo: Hindustan Times
South Asia

Uday, cheetah brought to India from South Africa, dies; 2nd in a month

Siyaya was among the eight cheetahs that were translocated to India on 17 September in 2022. Photo: Bhupender Yadav/Twitter
South Asia

Cheetah brought from Namibia to India gives birth to four healthy cubs

File photo. Due to decline in numbers over the years, the Cheetah is now classed as Critically Endangered in Kenya by the IUCN. Photo: Raúl Barrero
South Asia

African Cheetahs make their first kill on Indian soil within 24hrs of release into larger enclosure

Indian PM Modi releases cheetahs in MP forest on his 72nd birthday
South Asia

Indian PM Modi releases cheetahs in MP forest on his 72nd birthday

Namibian Cheetahs. Photo: AFP/Getty Images
South Asia

Modi to reintroduce Cheetahs to India after 6 decades of extinction

Namibia has one of the world's largest populations of cheetahs. Photo: Collected
World+Biz

Cheetahs returning to Indian forests first time in 70 years

Iran is the only place in Asia for the Asiatic Cheetah _Photo Middle East Monitor
Earth

The Asiatic Cheetah: Lost speedster of the north 

Photo: Columbus Zoo
World+Biz

World's first in vitro cheetah cubs born at Ohio zoo

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