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Cheetah That Went Untraceable In Kuno National Park Found After 22 Days
A South African female cheetah that went untraceable in the Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh's Sheopur district since her radio collar stopped working on July 21, was captured on Sunday after a 22-day search operation, officials said.
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Radio Collars Of 6 Cheetahs Removed For Medical Exam In Kuno National Park
The radio collars of six cheetahs at the Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh have been removed for their "health examination" by veterinarians from the KNP and experts from Namibia and South Africa, officials said on Monday.
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Heatstroke Among Reasons Behind Cheetah Deaths In Kuno National Park
The Centre, in a report, attributed the deaths of eight cheetahs in less than four months at the Kuno National Park (KNP) in Madhya Pradesh to several health issues and heat.
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Exclusive: Cheetah Deaths In Kuno Spark Concerns About Radio Collar
Eight cheetahs have died at Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park, and some experts attribute the deaths to sub-standard radio collars given to the animals.
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Reports Blaming Radio Collar Use For Cheetah Deaths Speculative: Centre
The ministry said international cheetah experts and veterinary doctors from South Africa and Namibia are being consulted to probe the cheetah deaths.
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Watch: After Being Tracked For 3,000 Km, Tiger's Radio Collar Removed
A delicate remote control operation to remove a tracking collar from a tiger on a 13-month trek through the country has been carried out to avoid the device choking the animal.
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Large Tiger Sighted In Bhandara, Forest Officials Hope It Is Jai
Another alleged sighting of central India's favourite Royal Bengal tiger, Jai, has raised the hopes of the forest department that is desperately trying to locate him for the past two weeks. Shepherds said they saw the tiger with a radio collar sitting on a road.
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Radio collar for Sunderbans tigress
For the second time ever, a royal Bengal tiger has been fitted with a radio collar in the Sunderbans to provide valuable data to experts.
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Cheetah That Went Untraceable In Kuno National Park Found After 22 Days
A South African female cheetah that went untraceable in the Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh's Sheopur district since her radio collar stopped working on July 21, was captured on Sunday after a 22-day search operation, officials said.
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Radio Collars Of 6 Cheetahs Removed For Medical Exam In Kuno National Park
The radio collars of six cheetahs at the Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh have been removed for their "health examination" by veterinarians from the KNP and experts from Namibia and South Africa, officials said on Monday.
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Heatstroke Among Reasons Behind Cheetah Deaths In Kuno National Park
The Centre, in a report, attributed the deaths of eight cheetahs in less than four months at the Kuno National Park (KNP) in Madhya Pradesh to several health issues and heat.
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Exclusive: Cheetah Deaths In Kuno Spark Concerns About Radio Collar
Eight cheetahs have died at Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park, and some experts attribute the deaths to sub-standard radio collars given to the animals.
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Reports Blaming Radio Collar Use For Cheetah Deaths Speculative: Centre
The ministry said international cheetah experts and veterinary doctors from South Africa and Namibia are being consulted to probe the cheetah deaths.
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Watch: After Being Tracked For 3,000 Km, Tiger's Radio Collar Removed
A delicate remote control operation to remove a tracking collar from a tiger on a 13-month trek through the country has been carried out to avoid the device choking the animal.
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Large Tiger Sighted In Bhandara, Forest Officials Hope It Is Jai
Another alleged sighting of central India's favourite Royal Bengal tiger, Jai, has raised the hopes of the forest department that is desperately trying to locate him for the past two weeks. Shepherds said they saw the tiger with a radio collar sitting on a road.
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Radio collar for Sunderbans tigress
For the second time ever, a royal Bengal tiger has been fitted with a radio collar in the Sunderbans to provide valuable data to experts.
