Kuno : Return of Cheetahs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 เม.ย. 2023
- With the world's first cross-continent big cat translocation, a new chapter begins in Conservation history !! Presenting a short film to tip a hat to all the scientists, researchers, field officers and local communities involved in the Homecoming of Cheetahs.
Hopefully , an hour long documentary will be released on this channel. Eagerly waiting for it
Edit : guys 7th cheetah is dead 🥺.
Me too
It is not possible now since 2 of them already died.
@@rohanbohidaraiims-r2121 what ???? Really?? Plz provide me the link of source
@@rohanbohidaraiims-r2121 one died of kidney ailment and other was also not well. But also 4 new cubs are born. So basically we have gained two cheetahs.
@@ktanyurk737 actually we have 18 cheetas right now excluding cubs , i didn't knew about the cubs , if its true than its Amazing news .
6 cheetahs have died(3 adult, 3 cubs of siyaya) till now. Hope the others survive this harsh environment,the forest officers must, if possible relocate them to other locations as well.
Amazing work done by Government of India. Especially scientists of WII and the visionary man PM of India..
They’ve had the courage to do it and negotiate the local politics to get them on the ground. I think what people forget is that they went to people who were used to releasing cheater into the wild and we’re able to tap into existing best practice and good protocols in the same way that I presume other governments will tap India’s researchers regarding releasing tigers in the future.
Cheater on native to India, and it’s great to see them back. Hopefully these cats will produce the nucleus for a population which will roam the whole subcontinent again, especially given the situation with the remaining Asiatic cheetahs up in Iran been pretty much extinct.
Na ,,ye 50 sal ka project hai...50 sal se bharat sarkar cheetah lane ke liye pareshan thi , ha modi raj mein aaya ,,achcha hua ,, real fact ye hi hai..aaj bharat mein 22 cheetah hai ,,20 aaye they 4 born huye ,,2 dead huye
@@qwerty9889 20 aaye the ya 8 aaye the...??
@@sanketjain2884 8 cheetahs came from Namibia in September and then 12 from South Africa in February.
3 chale gaye
Sad to hear about cubs.... May God give strength to all mothers.
So happy to see people putting effort to help these magnificent animals! Cheetahs need our help to survive, otherwise they will vanish from our planet. Please cheetahs in India survive! I love those 4 little cheetah cubs, so cute! 😍😍😍🐆🐆🐆
Cute Cubs.😘😘😘😘
maintain temperature 30 to 35 c' or shift near coastal areas ,sea , River pond ,
Hoping Project Cheetah will also be a grand success like project Tiger
Still I'm shocked to listen the death of Uday and Sasha, those poor souls, I hope one day India will thrive again with the lost population of Cheetahs. 🐆
Disha bhi nhi rhi
6 cheetahs hve died up to date...
Uday,Sasha,disha
3cubs...
Waiting for Full length Documenty ❤.
Hope Cheetahs will grow up Indian wildlife 🙏
Very happy 🎉. Kudos to the government and the people involved ❤. Let the world know India has always believed in vasudhaiva kutumbakam and that includes the nature as well and every plant and animal in it. Jai hind 🇮🇳.
The whole video is better than Natgeo edits , kudos ❤❤
Proud to be part of Indian Oil Corporation Ltd which has sponsored this wonderful project
Goosebumps watching this! I have been waiting for Cheetahs to be reintroduced in India for as long as I can remember, after reading it in news many many years ago.
Government of India has done a fabulous job, now I just hope nature is kind enough to allow them to thrive. Good luck and following this space closely!
The quality of this documentary is just fantastic.....
This is only the first step... We need to continue the good work and truly establish a population which can thrive along with other major cats... Thanks to all good men Mr. Ranjithsingh and others, politicians like Jayaram Ramesh and finally to the current govt which completed the dream project.
Loved it, wish it was a longer documentary
It’s a pretty new story. The cats have literally been on the place a few months and that’s it. They’ve also started to spread out. It’s only in Namibian cats have got their complete liberty. One of them sadly, passed away with a liver ailment. It’s interesting that they’ve restarted quickly killing the local Chital deer, even though they don’t exist in Africa, they started knocking off the local antelope, which I suppose was similar to what they had at home, along with a larger species of antelope.
@Siddharth Sriram reading the news report, those them, who can I’m not at liberty are beginning to disperse using the wildlife corridors.
Bring in a full documentary… eagerly waiting !!!!
Immensely proud to have this species back home. Great film 🎥 kudos to the political will
Modi Government will need to take strong efforts to bring asiatic cheetahs from Iran, because their chances of survival is very high as compared to african cheetahs 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Folks - Thanks for releasing this much awaited, though short, documentary on the Cheetahs. Hoping that there is a comprehensive documentary - singular or a series - in the works. Had written to Kuno management prior to the Cheetahs being brought to India to have the Kuno National Park Website as a central repository for all aspects of the Cheetah introduction. To have a "Live Cam" in the Quarantine enclosures and also in the Soft Release pens, so that wildlife enthusiasts like me - in the USA - and others spread all over the world can visually participate in this historic occasion. The Kuno NP can monetize the massive public interest in this historic project by releasing short TH-cam video updates on the Cheetah introduction project. There will be sad hiccups along the way, such as the recent deaths of two cheetahs - but the project must go on, imbibing the many unique learnings along the way. More important, interested folks will get single source, authentic progress information rather than the contradictory and needlessly alarmist media reports that have proliferated. Keep up the great work!! Look forward to more great video updates from the team.
Very hopeful that Kuno will set an example for everyone. It will take time but Cheetah re-introduction in India would surely be a huge success 😊
Kudos for the initiative and effort of all those involved ❤
May Ur words come true
Ye hope kha gaya middle class logo ko...lets hope...I hope....
@@yashpalchaudhary9752 Isi HOPE ne na jane kitne logo ko zinda bhi rakha hai
@@yashpalchaudhary9752 angrej ka loota bharat hope se dhire dhire middle class mein convert ho raha hai ,,apni mehnat se ,,
The past Masters with tigers, they reached out and got people with similar knowledge base in terms of cheetah, which meant they are not making it has many mistakes as people who didn’t know what they were doing because they have help on tap from Namibia South Africa. The fact that they’ve got Cubs and the cats have barely been in the country seven months even if those first letter also don’t survive. It’s all a learning curb.
The fact that the cats are knocking off the local wildlife, but also giving the Tigers when they do encounter them. A wide birth is not a bad thing. It’s an adventure and the rest of the world is enjoying being along for the ride. It’s also nice to see what was a mistake of humanity being put right And not just buy a bunch of NGOs from thousands of miles away but by the country itself using best practice from elsewhere. It takes a village to raise a person. It takes a couple of continents to restore nature.
Madhya Pradesh Tiger Foundation Society makes the best wildlife videos . No other national or international channels can match the quality , description of these videos . Gives goosebumps all the time . 👍🏻🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👌🏻
yes indeed they are good, but BBC is still miles ahead. Credit where credits due. They make best videos still and are well researched. Give it a try
@@ashishrewar If MPTFS had the kind of budget like the BBC has at its disposal, their videos too would be of the same production quality.
@@ashishrewar Of course! BBC, Silverback, Wildstar are at a different level altogether. I know this for a fact because I've been working with the aforementioned names and more for past 9 years. :)
MP Tiger Foundation Society is not a film production house. Its an NGO to invite donations for Conservation works. Me and few more friends like Farhan Khan, etc. have been making these films on a voluntary basis, within 0.15% budget of a typical 50-min BBC episode. Plus those films vary between 30 to 500 days of filming. We usually get 2-5 days to collect the footage. So just thought I'd give some facts, since we are comparing. And thanks for the appreciation! :)
Madhya Pradesh is the only silver lining in an otherwise backward Hindi heartland. Proud of my state MP
Don't live in delusion
Wonderful and Amazing documentary...... It's a proudful moment for Madhya Pradesh Kuno national park to became Cheetahs in this park and Madhya Pradesh is the home of different wildlife and I hope that Girs lion 👑 also became in Kuno national park.... ✨✨✨
Amazing documentary on Kuno great work by team👍🏼
Hope they remain safe and multiply in number and forest department are successfull in keeping cheetahs safe hope so...😇👌 really happy
Thanks to Government of India for not keeping these decisions on papers only, this government has started acting upon all things in ground level. Hats of to our visionary PM Modi ji.
Many thanks MPTFS! I'll waiting for this well-crafted documentary :) This trans location project is historic
Beautiful short documentary! 😍 I've been waiting for this for a long time... Thanks to all the experts and the locals for supporting this initiative. Wished for a longer documentary, but I'll wait for more! Hoping for more such excellent content and good health of the cheetahs!🎉
Thanks a lot for sharing!
Well made and well artuculated documentary and clearing all doubts. Thanks for making people aware of the ecosystem.
Totally agree!
This is an epic reintroduction! Kudos on the quality of the video and the narration, India needs to ups its game with quality production like this.
It's not a reintroduction, its a introduction of african cheetahs in India.
@@kanishkpatle2395 When is the "semantic warrior" culling starting?
Amidst the bad news of two cheetahs loosing life I hope the new fur balls would make it to add to the population number as adults helping this project become a success and truly make our homeland their own 🤞
Aaaaahh!💘
The adorable cute Lil pups 🐥🐆
Congratulations🎉 to India🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Photography excellent ,dumbstruck
Kudos to team ,amazing to see small cute cheetahs
Thank you for making such a fantastic documentry with such quality
There will be ups and downs in the project. But only thing it needs is government's constant support, which will bring back the glory of the fastest animal in the world.
Will visit Kuno sometime to get a glimpse of this majestic beast. Wonderful initiative from the government.
we need more documentaries like this
Excellent documentary!, from narration to editing to camerawork and background music.
Great Efforts by Indian Government. Along with this excellent initiative we (India & Iran) should also think in line of saving Asiatic Cheetas. As per various news sources there are only 12 Asiatic Cheetahs left in the wild which is horrific. The Asiatic Cheetahs are original kings of Asian grasslands.
Iran should donate those 12 cheetahs in India, and India can return to Iran after their population increase
Thank you professionally made and inspiring
Can't wait to see the full episode. ❤
Waiting for a full fledged documentary on these animals from people like Nat Geo, Animal Planet, Discovery, WWF, Wild etc etc.. Can hardly wait
Nahi banegi😊
@@yashpalchaudhary9752 why do you think so? 😂
Hopefully soon. 😊
Beautifully shot & narrated ♥️ enjoyed every second of it
Thank you to the team & who all supported this initiative 🌼
so happy to see someone is concerned about wild habitat conservation of India. Hopfully in future there is an increment in Cheetahs population in India. Great Work WII, MPTFS, MP Forest Dept, GOI and all the concerned Dept.
What a beautiful documentary ❤️❤️
Very happy to see this, to put it mildly.
I hope and pray they thrive well.
We need full documentary on these majestic creatures
Fabulous work!
Beautiful work Nithu... Long way to gooo... 🎉🎉🎉 Proud of u...
Thank You Sir For Making Such Kind Of Informative Video Clips 😊😊
Thank you so much. ❤️
I welcome the steps taken by the authorities to reintroduce cheetahs in India and I appreciate the efforts put in the making of this film, but I think it is too early to declare the project as a success. We must continue to make the best use of knowledge, experience and resources to give these cheetahs a viable environment, so they can not only survive but thrive in their new home.
Yes that's true, and while initial milestones have been achieved, like we said in the film, every day is a new challenge. :)
Great work, great documentary...
Wow I was waiting for something like this.
Great work.
Very nice documentary, May this project be a grand success and we have the maximum fastest cats with us May they thrive well in my beloved Nation Welcome to the most amazing cats on Mother Earth to India
Great initiative, it will be absolute treat to watch how these wild beautiful creatures will adorn the grasslands of Kuno.. Except I feel bad for the wild cat itself for they'll be missing the vast grasslands of Savannah
Thanks, Arjun! As a matter of fact, based on their GPS locations being recorded 24x7, they are preferring wooded parts of Kuno more than grasslands. The reason why we all have that perception is, photographers and filmmakers find cheetahs easily out in the open so all the action shots can be achieved easily. This fact is coming from Dr. Laurie Marker, not me. :)
@@NishantKapoor Hi Nishant!
It seems from your reply that I've come across another wildlife lover. That was a good nugget of info on Cheetah situtation @ Kuno.
Look out for "Kenneth Lawrence" on youtube, he's another good guy, beautifully capturing the fauna at our National Parks.
@@ApurvIO98 thanks! Always nice to connect with a fellow Wildlife lover. While writing the script for this film, I went through some interesting research papers and also during these translocation and release events, our team got a chance to interact with these scientists and officers.
Kenneth is doing absolutely lovely vlogs. I've seen his content. :)
@@NishantKapoor Eagerly waiting for a shot of one of these cheetahs sprinting to catch a prey!
Really well edited video
kudos to the editors
Awaiting a long documentary. Hope will upload soon.
Very Nice Doc, waiting for such HD pictures from Kuno, hopefully India will soon be called home to CHEETAS.
I'm little concerned about the news of death two cheetah
It happens.. New environment.. it's not so easy to adapt.. I believe, over time cheetahs would succeed..
This is just wonderful✨😍
Kudos to all who did this challenging task🙏
Amazing work
Beautiful
I love it. Just beautiful.
Awesome!!! beautiful cheetahs finally they have a safe place to thrive hopefully.
Extraordinary Nithin good job 👍👍
Excellent production quality.
I can't wait to see more of this :D
Happy to see that our India is becoming a big cat capital of the world 🌎
India already has the most cat species in the world
@@siddharthatalukdar4227 true brother But our wildlife is pretty underrated
@Rahman Ali India is one of top 10 countries in the world with most biodiversity
@@siddharthatalukdar4227 yes I know brother But we are underrated
great initiative!!
Beautiful❤
Great work...
Glad to see cheetah..
Great initiative. Hopefully this will be successful.
Most Amazing Moments vedio
beautiful
I am cheetah in society as an forest officer and I am coming to play with my new cheetah brothers. I love my 🌍 Earth ,my mother.
Amazing video❤
Wonderful video. I hope the next one will be longer
🎉 Excellent 👍👌🎉
Thankyou sir ❤
"...using just gravity."
wow.
Great camera work ❤❤
It brings smile on my face when cheetah was looking out of the cage from the bottom when he was brought to jungle
Loved it❤
Nithin sir awesome 5:52
I strongly believe in forests and the people protecting forests ...
May they grow and thrive in jungles of Mighty Madhya Pradesh.
🎉🎉very nice 👍🏻
Thanks to Dhruv Singh and bright tiger 🐅 films
Please make long documentry particularly based on kuno cheetahs
Beautiful documentry
I like how you focused only on the positives.
But I would have liked if you would have added more about Sasha and Uday too.
Anyway. Great work!
Feedback accepted. Thanks :)
Although, film was almost ready when casualty news came. Working on a tight time and budget constraint, it wasn't possible for us to change the edit at that stage.
We hope some documentaries on their revival and life in India will be in process.😊
Super
Love all animals ❤
India’s wildlife is incomplete without the cheetah. Hope we have hundreds of cheetahs running around our sanctuaries in a few decades.
What a narration...
Hopefully one day lions and tigers would co exist at kuno.
Nope. That means end of cheetah
Do u think Gujarat or central govt even eager to translocate lions....
Bhai modi hain toh sab mumkin hai
But yeh nai hoga
@@saptarshidg7459 They r translocating to another place in Gujarat
@@himanshugurjar9002 fk gujarat
Wow I didn't know that India used to have Cheetahs. Amazing and fitting I say! What a wonderful story. And they don't have to worry about dogs n other cats stealing their food, lol. Love it!
At least 30-45 min documentry needed. 🤞