Three cheetah cubs die in India amid sweltering heat wave

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May 26, 2023, 7:05 am863 ptsInteresting
Three cheetah cubs born to a big cat that was brought to India from Africa last year died in central India's Kuno National Park in the past week, forest officials said, as a heat wave in the region sent temperatures soaring.

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Three cheetah cubs die in India amid sweltering heat wave

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