Most shikarees are agreed that he belongs to the hyena family, and is to that animal what the greyhound is to the foxhound.”Īnother reason for the conspicuous absence of cheetahs from most colonial hunting accounts is the fact that the cheetah was rarely, if ever, considered a “worthy trophy” by big-game hunters. The latter has retractile claws like the cat, while the cheetah’s paws are like those of the dog. The spots on the panther are rosettes on the cheetah they are simply black dabs without a central opening of yellow… The cheetah, or hunting-leopard, in no way resembles the ordinary leopard or panther. Both have a yellowish brown ground with black spots.
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Edward B Baker, author of Sport in Bengal: How, when and where to seek it (1886), suggested that the word “leopard” should be applied to the “cheetah” while what is generally called a “leopard” should only be called a “panther”.Ī Mervyn Smith, in his book, Sport and Adventure in the Indian Jungle (1904), described the difference between the two thus: “The skin is differently marked to that of the panther.
The black tear-like streaks on its face help deflect the glare of the sun since it is an animal that usually hunts at daytime.
The cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) is built to maximise speed (70 miles/hour on an average) - it has a slender body, a small, round head, long legs, a flat muscular tail that acts like a rudder - and is much lighter than other big cats. Why was it so? Because, first of all, back in the days of the Raj, there was a great deal of ambiguity regarding the nomenclature of cheetahs and leopards. While the British wrote volumes on the more illustrious big cats of India, the cheetah remained conspicuously absent from most narratives. The Indian cheetah has always been an enigma of sorts. In 1952, the cheetah, the animal whose name is derived from the Sanskrit root chitraka (spotted/speckled), was officially declared extinct from India.Įven though the trail of the Indian cheetah has been lost in the sands of time, the life and times of the species continue to fascinate natural historians and conservationists, and with good reason. The latter sighting is generally accepted as the final credible report of a cheetah in India. A shikari was said to have shot one in the forests of Dhenkanal in Orissa in 1960, and a couple of unconfirmed sightings were reported from Orissa-Andhra Pradesh border (1951) and Chittoor district (in Chandragiri, in March, 1952). The Maharaja’s kin reported the presence of a few stragglers, including a pregnant female, in the forests of Chhattisgarh’s Surguja district right up to 1967-68. In India, it was Maharaja Ramanuj Pratap Singh Deo of Koriya, in Chattisgarh, a man infamous for shooting around 1,150 tigers (1,710 according to some sources) in his lifetime, who gunned down the last known cheetahs - three brothers - in 1947, during a night drive, a few miles from the nondescript village of Ramgarh, which today lies within Guru Ghasidas National Park in Chhattisgarh. Have they really arrived or just Rumours? #aliens #ViralVideo Now to get 66% OFF Cheetahs belonging to Gaekwad Sayaji Rao III This Video is from #hazaribagh #Jharkhand claiming Creature shown in this Video is an #Alien & viral with speed, no one claiming it to be fake or false but much real😐😶 So far, the video has received more than 5 lakh views. This video is currently the talk of the town. Some people called it an alien and some people called it a ghost. Some people immediately recorded the video and shared it on social media. But there is no evidence that it was an alien. People are calling the creature an alien. One of the bikers recording the video can be heard calling the supernatural creature a 'witch' (chudail) in the background, while others stop to observe the creature from the distance. Some bikers come to a stop after they spot a translucent-like odd creature treading on the highway at a distance in the middle of the night. It is said that the video is from Hazaribagh, Jharkhand.Īs you can see in this video, a man who looks like a alien-like or ghost-like figure is walking down the street in the dark. The video, which went viral on the internet, has been shared on Instagram. A video has gone viral on social media, showing an alien-like or ghost-like figure walking in Jharkhand's Hazaribagh on Saturday.
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