Cheetah Jwala, who came out of Kuno National Park, has 4 cubs, viral videos – Sheopur Five Cheetah Came out of the boundary of Kuno National Park Lcln

Mp news: A month ago in Kuno National Park, a month ago, the female cheetah and 4 cubs released in the open forest, and her 4 cubs left the park boundary on Saturday evening. However, on Sunday evening, the five again turned to the forest of Kuno. But Jwala and the four cubs were seen near Shyampur last night. At the same time, in the morning, he appeared in the Kuno river near Veerpur. During this time, people also made viral on social media by making videos of Cheetah Family, who were seen walking in the night and morning.

In the midnight, the female cheetah Jwala and her cubs were seen passing through the Sheopur-Gwalior broad gauge track under construction, about one kilometer from village Shyampur in Veerpur tehsil. During this time, the truck drivers coming out of here also made videos of them.

At the same time, these five leopards came out in the morning and appeared in the Koono River, coming out of Koono Sayfan. Jwala and all four cubs in the Kuno river remained sitting under the railway bridge under construction for a long time. This is the reason that there was a crowd to see the cheetahs of passersby passing through Kuno Sayfan. It has been told that after this, the five these five moved towards the forest of Kuno Park.

DFO R Thirukural of Kuno National Park told Aaj Tak on a phone call that we cannot share the location of cheetahs. Wherever leopards are, our tracking teams are monitoring them. All cheetahs are fully fit and Swashand is wandering.

Please tell that the female cheetah Jwala and her 4 cubs were released in Khajuri area in the open forest on February 21. However, for the last one month, they were within the limits of Kuno Park, but now they have come out of the park limits for the first time.

At the same time, on the exit of the cheetahs, the cheetah friend of the area Ravi Rawat Shyampur and his team made them aware of the people around and said that the safety of the cheetahs is the responsibility of all of us. The cheetah does not attack people, so do not drive it away and protect it.

Be aware that a total of 17 leopards are roaming free in open forest in Kuno National Park. These include 11 cubs. While 9 leopards are closed in the park’s enclosure.