The Asiatic cheetah is critically endangered and only a dozen members of the species remain in the wild. Three critically endangered cubs were born to a mother in captivity in Iran and one of the cubs, Pirouz, died from kidney failure. Iran began a United Nations-supported cheetah protection programme in 2001 and had hoped the birth of the cubs in captivity would help increase the cheetah population, but only two of the cubs survived.
Balanced News: Iran’s rare cheetah cub dies of kidney failure

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