VIDEO: Cheetah Bows Before Shivlinga At Kuno; Excited Tourists Capture Rare Moment On Camera

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): A rare sight was witnessed at Kuno National Park, leaving netizens amazed.

The video shows a cheetah bowing down before a Shivlinga located inside the park's forest area. After that, the cheetah calmly walks back into the jungle.

Watch the video below :

This rare and special moment was captured by a tourist visiting the park. The tourist, Nived Yadav, recorded the scene on his camera and shared it on his social media account.

Soon after, the video started getting attention and became a topic of discussion online.

Since cheetahs were released into the open forest areas of Kuno National Park, the number of tourists visiting the park has increased a lot. Every day, visitors come to the park hoping to see the cheetahs roaming freely in the wild.

Many of them also capture photos and videos of the cheetahs to remember their visit.

Recently, when tourist Nived Yadav visited Kuno, he not only got to see the cheetahs but also clicked some amazing photos of them.

However, the video that has caught everyone’s attention is the one where the cheetah is seen sitting in front of the Shiva Linga, almost like offering a prayer.

Currently, there are 12 cheetahs roaming freely in Kuno National Park, including the famous female cheetah Jwala, who is attracting the most attention as she roams around with her four cubs near Ahira Gate. These cubs are also learning to hunt with their mother, and their photos and videos are regularly shared by visitors.

All cheetahs in the park are healthy, and visitors are enjoying their time spotting these beautiful animals in their natural habitat.

Tourist Nived Yadav said that seeing this moment was a very special and memorable experience for him. He also mentioned that apart from cheetahs, many other animals can be seen in the park.

He believes that the arrival of cheetahs has added beauty and value to the park, making it clear that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Cheetah Project is showing good results at Kuno National Park.