Archive · 15 Jun 2025
Kuno National Park Cheetahs Stray, Hunt Goats
Some cheetahs left their home in Kuno National Park.
They were seen near a dam and even hunted some goats in a nearby village.
The people working to protect the cheetahs are keeping a close watch.
Special sprinklers and water sources have been installed to help the cheetahs stay cool in the hot weather.
The government is working on bringing cheetahs back to India.
Five cheetahs strayed from Kuno National Park.
The cheetahs were first seen near Pagara dam.
The cheetahs hunted four goats in a village.
Forest staff and cheetah mitras are monitoring the cheetahs.
Sprinklers and water systems have helped cheetahs in the heat.
- Who
- Five cheetahs, forest officials, cheetah mitras
- What
- Five cheetahs strayed out of Kuno National Park and hunted four goats.
- When
- Sunday morning
- Where
- Morena district, Madhya Pradesh, near Pagara Dam
- Why
- The reason for the cheetahs' movement is not explicitly stated in the article. The cheetahs are part of a reintroduction project.
- Location
- Morena district, Madhya Pradesh
- Origin
- Kuno National Park
- Spotted Near
- Pagara Dam
- Number of Cheetahs
- 5
- Cheetah Population in Kuno NP
- 29
Sources
Solar-Powered Water Lift System Helps Cheetah Cubs Survive Heat In Kuno
WATCH: Cheetah Group Stray Outside Kuno National Park In MP's Morena, Triggers Panic Among Villagers
5 Kuno cheetahs spotted near dam in MP’s Morena; video goes viral
WATCH: Rain Brings Relief & Joy To Kuno National Park's Fur-Friends After Scorching 48°C - Read How Cheetah Mitras Helped Them Survive
Five cheetahs from Kuno National Park stroll 50-60 km to Morena
Viral video of five Kuno cheetahs spotted near Pagara Dam in MP's Morena making rounds - Telegraph India