Summary
Cheetahs are speedy spotted cats that are being helped to live safely in India.
People hope the cheetahs will bring more visitors and jobs to the nearby towns.
The forest already has tigers, leopards, and many other animals.
Two cheetahs named Tholo (male) and CCB-3 (female) will be released.
The reserve is the third place in the state for cheetahs, after Kuno National Park and Gandhi Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary.
The forest covers about 2,339 square kilometres and is also home to tigers and many other animals.
Special safe areas have been built for the cheetahs to live and be looked after.
The project aims to protect cheetahs and bring more tourists and jobs.
Cheetahs are speedy spotted cats that are being helped to live safely in India.
People hope the cheetahs will bring more visitors and jobs to the nearby towns.
The forest already has tigers, leopards, and many other animals.
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