Cheetah Cubs Celebrate Mother's Day With Their Fierce and Loving Moms

In the heart of Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park, nineteen cheetah cubs are thriving under the watchful care of their mothers, marking a significant milestone for India's ambitious cheetah reintroduction project. These cubs, born to five different female cheetahs, symbolize hope for the species' future in the country.  

 

Cubs in the Spotlight:  

- Seven cubs were born this year, adding to the growing cheetah population in Kuno.  

- Veera, a dedicated mother, is raising two three-month-old cubs, keeping them safe under the shade of a tree.  

- Nirvah is nurturing five cubs less than a month old, ensuring their survival with unwavering vigilance.  

- Jwala's four cubs, now fifteen months old, are learning essential hunting and survival skills under her guidance.  

- Asha is raising three sixteen-month-old cubs, preparing them for life in the wild.  

- Mukhi, the first cheetah cub born in Kuno, has overcome early hardships and is now two years old, standing as a testament to resilience.  

 

The sight of these cubs playing and growing under their mothers' protection is a heartwarming reminder of nature's strength and the success of conservation efforts.  

 

Sources: Free Press Journal, Indian Express, Janta Se Rishta News