Cheetah Jwala and Cubs Adapt to Kuno Park with Human Assistance

A video shows Jwala and her cubs drinking water provided by monitoring teams addressing water scarcity, highlighting ongoing efforts to ensure their survival.

Jwala, a female cheetah, and her four cubs were filmed drinking water from a container provided by a monitoring team member at Kuno National Park.
The cheetahs responded to the team's commands, showcasing their growing familiarity with human interaction as part of their rehabilitation.
Kuno National Park is facing water scarcity, prompting officials to provide water in containers to support the cheetahs' adaptation to their new environment.
Earlier in March, Jwala and her cubs strayed out of the park for the first time, leading to a conflict with villagers before being safely guided back by forest officials.
Seventeen cheetahs, translocated from Namibia and South Africa under Project Cheetah, are now freely roaming, hunting, and expanding their territory in the park.