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BackFour Cheetah Cubs Born to India-Born Mother Found Dead in Kuno National Park

Four Cheetah Cubs Born to India-Born Mother Found Dead in Kuno National Park

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Times of India5/13/2026EnvironmentIndia

Four Cheetah Cubs Born to India-Born Mother Found Dead in Kuno National Park

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Four cubs, born on April 11 to India's first wild-breeding cheetah KGP12 in Kuno National Park, were found dead, likely killed by a leopard, marking a setback for India's cheetah restoration project.

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Four cubs, born on April 11 to India's first wild-breeding cheetah KGP12 in Kuno National Park, were found dead, likely killed by a leopard, marking a setback for India's cheetah restoration project.

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