Kuno : Rise of Cheetahs
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- Two years since the arrival of Cheetahs in India - for the team at Kuno, it's been nothing short of a rollercoaster. Watch this film which tries to encapsulate the basket of emotions that everyone involved in the Reintroduction of Cheetahs has felt - the joys and the setbacks, the hardships and the triumphs. This is the Rise of Cheetahs; and it signifies something that has united not just scientists, local communities and field officers but also every citizen in our nation in more than one way.
Kuno National Park & MP Tiger Foundation Samiti jointly present Kuno: Rise of Cheetah, a film by Nishant and Himani.
I'll be on my way to be a veterinarian, it's my dream to serve for wildlife animals 😍
Bhai vetenery m to kitni Kam seats Hain India m mil jati h seats ??
Hai bro can you give the information how to join national park as vet.Coz I also persuing veterinery?
Need to bring more cheetahs for other places
Great short documentary and status report - with necessary clarifications - on the Cheetah @ Kuno on the second anniversary of their reintroduction. Great to see the cubs so big and healthy. Hearty congratulations to all involved with the project. Look forward to more such short documentaries. Thanks!
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I love nature and want to Crack the ifos exam to live with the silence of nature ❤❤❤.indian wildlife documentaries like these inspire and motivate me for my upsc journey....
Madhya Pradesh is best Place for Tourism🙂
Thanks for your kind words
Dream to visit the place and see this beauties as a wildlife lover❤
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Very beautiful😍😍✨✨. Keep on ongoing and rock🤘 the project.. ❤❤❤
Thank you so much 😀
Really mp forest department is doing well in the country. Progress the project 🥰🥰🥰🥰😇😊. Make more documentary again and again 😇😇😊
After the arrival of Cheetahs in Kuno, Asiatic Lions were making a comeback to Kuno.
We have to wait 5 years more to see if the project is a success or failure
A decade
History would remember you guys 😊... Your team is now a part of history of Indian wildlife.
Captivating visuals with enthralling bgm and all the proper explanation of various questions made it a delight to watch!!!
A big cheers for this project 🤠
Omg thanks for one of the first documentaries on them, the project made my wish come true, now lndia has all the unique prints, lions, tigers, leopards and bIack panthers, snow and clouded leopards, cheetahs and fit with the environment or locals easily.
Amazing documentory
Another full Documentry in Hindi please
Hopefully soon 😊
Wonderful introduction of my favorite animal, Cheetah.
God bless this effort and make them survive successfully and adapt to Ondian conditions.
I would like to visit this place in the future.
Om Bami Narayana, bless this effort. ❤
Thank you so much, i was waiting for this since very long. I'm a very big animal lover. ❤
Amazing work by the whole team. Dhanyavaad.
Please increase area of kuno for बेटर survival of cheetahs
Beautiful ❤✨
Thank you! 😊
Please release in Hindi 😢❤
working on it
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pahle waha jo hindu hain unko to love kar lo
I remember hearing about the project that aims to reintroduce cheetahs in the Indian landscape with some specimens from South Africa and Namibia. During that time, I was curious of how they were doing and it wasn’t too long ago when I heard about cubs being born in Kuno for the very first time in 7 decades. Hard to believe that it’s been 2 years since that momentous occasion. With this video, I now see that not only there are more than previously mentioned but also one of them is old enough to look after itself and make its claim in the subcontinent. Marvelous.
I saw a video that was discussing about the Asiatic counterpart of this cat which is now residing in a preserve in Iran when they were mentioning their differences. Turns out, after taking a closer look in their DNA, they made a conclusion. Genetically speaking, both the African and Asiatic cheetah are one and the same. With this in mind, I can imagine a scenario where if they plan to continue this project, they should bring a few of the remaining population in Iran to India so that these creatures can procreate to not only increase their numbers but to increase their genetic diversity, as well. That way, their offsprings will become stronger and healthier as they adapt to this environment and little by little, the Asiatic cheetah can come back from the brink. Food for thought. Thank you for this report, Kapoor. 🙏🐆🌍
What a great bgm
Congratulations guys to your hard work to become successful this project cheetah 🎉🎉🎉
Great
Succes of introduction of Cheetah will decide pathogens and climate . Because evolution is a key player in it.
Great work
Beautiful, thank you Modi ji
Best of luck team cheetah
Save these animals 😊
Fantastic
kaash yeh bhi 3-4k ho jaaye humaare Bharat meini
If cheetahs survive bhai sabb meko to abhi se soch k goobsbombs aa rhe b
We are confident that they will survive. Every possible effort is being made to make it successful in long term too.
Palpur Kuno nearby my home
Hamare yaha BHi phle soncheraiya sanctuary thi Jo world Ki phli forest reserve hoga Jo ab khatam kar diya 😢
Very nice ❤
Great❤
Time & effort will say the result
Excellent video 😊
Hindi movie please
Hindi version jaldi hi share karenge 😊
working on it
@@mptigerfoundationsociety thank you
Propaganda by mr sharma...answer death of pawan,outer fencing not started.... 2 years of captivity.... How many advise of south africa experts advise followed...triming of thorny bushes done.
Prey base?
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Government could have made a same efforts to the Asiatic lions will definitely help them
The questions you posed in the video were still not answered!
We've tried to answer the most common doubts and questions. Any wild animal, especially one of higher intellect and complex social system as a cheetah is feeling safe to breed and give cubs. That says a lot about them adapting here. 18 month old cub is hunting down small prey on her own. Kuno has amongst the highest density of spotted deer in MP. It has grasslands, 40 of them. Surrounding rural areas and connected forests will support population when it grows. From a tourism perspective, park will open soon from Ahira gate. These most common questions have been answered in the film, to the best that we could in a limited runtime of 6 minutes.
The film is good though. Kuno looks pristine, thanks to monsoons I guess
Hope you got a satisfactory answer from Nishant !!
@@ShubhamKumar-lp6dn thank you Shubham ji :)
@@NishantKapoor kul kitne cheetah h is samay bhaiyya
Kuno😍🥰
Please do share latest update on chettah ❤
M hi bas dekh rhaa hu kyaa
We got more than 4k views just in the night itself. !!
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People of Nigeria are eating elephants crocodile and other animals amid ongoing food crisis in the country...can you send some food to the country in exchange for some of those animals..
Bhai plz hindi me yaar
Hindi version jaldi hi share karenge 😊
No where the hardwork of researchers who are providing their scientific inputs for the well being of these animals were mentioned.
Point taken. This is a short gist of what's happening there. But if you noticed, we have shown the veterinary officers and scientist Dr. Sumit Patel from WII as a part of the core team at Kuno. Endeavours like these are not possible without them.
@@NishantKapoor nice documentation and narration can be explained even in detail about how they are adapting to the landscape.
Hopefully, in a longer film. It's challenging to dive deep into subjects in just 4-6min length. 😊
@@NishantKapoor hoping more documentaries ahead
@@wildlifenurturer thank you. And feedback is always welcome. 🙂🤞🏼
हिंदी बोलने में क्या परेशानी होती है
Hindi version jaldi hi share karenge 😊
Hindi substitute pls
Working on it
You guys are not fit for this job ....give this job to anant ambani vantara . He can do this job better than u guys......shame on u we have lost so many cheetah...because of u
Sure. Working on it
Hindi me bhai
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Biggest mistake of getting african cheetah, we could have got the real Asiatic cheetah from Iran it's a fact many will ignore
But you can’t ignore the fact that when the Shah was deposed in Iran, and the Islamic revolution took place, the negotiations for cheetahs to be transferred out of Iran were forgotten by both of the governments of both nations. So blame the powers that be. But even if India WERE to receive Persian cheetahs, how would they ever find them? There aren’t many left there… and I don’t think scientists want to remove them from their native home simply because they’re Asian cheetahs. No one would condone the risk of stressing and even killing (by accident) the few Iranian cheetahs, by sedating, tranquillizing, transporting, and moving them. They could die of a negative reaction to the tranquilizer. And clearly some have not survived coming from Africa. So I don’t think it was a realistic risk to be taken. There are less than one hundred Persian cheetahs left, I believe. African cheetahs may be slightly different, genetically, but there are more of them surviving to be transferred to India.
Another thing: it’s colder in Iran than in Madhya Pradesh. It snows in Iran in the mountains where the cheetahs still live. In Africa, the weather is basically similar to Kuno. So it’s an easier transition.
@@erikm8372 I second you. Furthermore, @rohitdangale3594 the difference is only academic. African and Iranian cheetahs separated only about 5,000 years back - compared that to Asian vs African leopards (1,70,000 years), and for Tigers (Sunda Island vs Continental) its 80,000 years of separation.
The difference is only academic. African and Iranian cheetahs separated only about 5,000 years back - compared that to Asian vs African leopards (1,70,000 years), and for Tigers (Sunda Island vs Continental) its 80,000 years of separation.
Info kuch di nhi. Motivational bhashan deke video khtm
Grasslands ka count aur hectares mein area, cheetah aur cubs ke number - aur aise kuch facts batane ki koshish kari hai. 5-min ki film, jo public domain me jaani hai, humein 4 saal se bacche se leke 80 saal ke audience ko dhyan mein rakh kar banani padhti hai. We can't put too much science or numbers. Hopefully thodi lambi film banegi is subject par tab aapko aur Info mil jayegi. 🙂
5:15 kid at centre " cute" .
Excellent work
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