CLEAN : INDIA: Critics warn cheetahs may struggle adapt to habitat upon return

The video discusses the challenges of introducing cheetahs into India, highlighting the lack of sufficient habitat and the flawed premise of the project. It critiques the economic rationale, suggesting that investment in local economies would be more beneficial. The video also questions the conservation claims, pointing out the miscalculations in habitat capacity and the need for rigorous demographic studies. It emphasizes the importance of preparing habitats with adequate space and resources before introducing wild cheetahs.

What is the main concern regarding the habitat for cheetahs in India?

• Excessive human interaction

• Too many predators

• Insufficient habitat for a free-ranging population

• Lack of water resources

How does the speaker suggest the investment for the cheetah project could be better utilized?

• By building more zoos

• By funding more research

• By investing in local infrastructure

• By enhancing local economy directly

What is the projected time frame for the cheetah population to establish itself?

• 20 years

• 5 years

• 15 years

• 10 years

What is the maximum number of cheetahs that Kuno National Park can support according to the speaker?

• 7 cheetahs

• 10 cheetahs

• 21 cheetahs

• 15 cheetahs

What crucial aspect does the speaker emphasize for the success of the cheetah reintroduction?

• Increasing the number of cheetahs

• Reducing the number of predators

• Improving tourism facilities

• Ensuring proper habitat preparation and demographic studies