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The Prime Minister has
reintroduced cheetahs to the country for the first time since they became
officially extinct in 1952.
By PA/TPN, in Asia, World · 21 Sep 2022, 12:31 · 1 Comments
Eight cheetahs have been
brought in from Namibia and will be quarantined before then being released into
the wild in a national park in central India, a further 20 cheetahs are to come
from South Africa and Namibia at a later date.
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Portugal News might want to put a photo of a Cheetah with this article. Rather than the photo of a Leopard currently being used.
By Felipe Pereira from Alentejo on 24 Sep 2022, 08:37