Cheetah: After waiting for 70 years, the cheetahs brought from Namibia on the land of India took their first steps. Everyone was freed from special buckles at the hands of PM Modi. All 8 cheetahs are being kept under expert supervision for the next 30 days. In the video that surfaced, the cheetah showed some courage after getting out of the box. Later, six steps were taken, now headed towards the specially created big one in Kuno National Park. Where they will be monitored by zoo experts from Namibia and India for the next 30 days.
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Modi later spoke to zoological experts from Namibia. Expressed love for the government of Namibia. He has told the countrymen on the spot that they will have to wait for some more time to see those cheetahs. According to reporters the number of Cheetahs will increase further in the next 5 years. It is believed that to make cheetahs more comfortable in any zoological park, its number between 20-24 is considered more safe.
The cost of a cheetah.
Actually, due to the recent discussion of cheetah, many people are curious to know what will be its price. After a lot of research, the information revealed that the average price of cheetah cub comes between Rs 3 to 16 lakhs.
If we talk about it’s maintenance, then as per research it costs 1 to 14 lakh to maintain a cheetah.
Cheetah has to maintain its diet to perform at its best. A cheetah needs 3 to 6 kgs of meat to survive properly. The cheetah is considered to be the most agile of all. It runs with a speed of 96 km/hr and can run up to 120 km/hr which is only possible when it is properly maintained and is being provided with the required amount of meat.
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According to experts, a cheetah needs enough protein to stay active which it obtains by eating 3 to 6kg of meat everyday.
Most agile yet lags behind when it comes to prey
it is considered that the cheetah is slower than many other animals when it comes to hunting a prey. According to experts, out of ten attempts, the cheetah is successful only four times. this is because a cheetah can run faster for only a minute after which its body temperature rises due to which it becomes difficult to maintain its speed.
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