New Delhi: Nirva, the feminine South African cheetah, was captured efficiently on Sunday morning (August 13) at round 10 am within the Dhoret vary of Madhya Pradesh’s Kuno National Park, for a well being check-up.

The feminine cheetah’s collar stopped performing on July 21. Since then, for the final 22 days, authorities had led search expeditions to seize her.

More than 100 discipline employees, together with officers, vets and cheetah trackers, have been concerned within the search day by day, it added.

A day by day search spanning 15-20 sq km was carried out, involving villagers’ cooperation to assemble details about Nirva. Satellite knowledge abruptly revealed her location on the night of August 11, prompting rapid search efforts utilizing drones and a canine squad.

Despite recognizing a wholesome Nirva, darkness halted the operation, and it was resumed the following morning. Continuous monitoring by drone groups in a single day aided the morning search, leading to Nirva’s seize after roughly six hours.

“All the 15 cheetahs (seven males, seven females and a female cub) in the Kuno National Park are now in bomas and healthy and are continuously monitored on health parameters by the Kuno Veterinary Team,” the press notice stated.