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African cheetah translocation to India

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African cheetah translocation to India: Introduction of African cheetahs in India
India's native subspecies of the cheetah—the Asiatic cheetah —became extinct there in the mid-20th century. Since then, the Asiatic subspecies has survived only in Iran in critically endangered numbers. In September 2022, small numbers of Southeast African cheetah, a non-native sub-species in India, were translocated from Namibia and South Africa to a national park in India. The translocation to Kuno National Park in Central India was permitted on a short-term basis by the Supreme Court of India in January 2020.

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