International Cheetah Studbook 2000-2001 - Cheetah Conservation ...

From 1 January 2000 to 31 December 2001, 410 (204.190.16) new animals were registered (see
Section E). These additions include historical information on animals not previously registered,
newly imported wild-caught animals, and births during this period. Historic information was
received pertaining to 126 (65.51.10) animals, 57 (33.24) of which were wild-caught and 69
(32.27.10) were captive born. Forty-nine of these had a reported country of origin, and of those, 2
were caught in Botswana, 2 in Chad, 1 in Ethiopia, 1 in Iran, 8 in Namibia, 27 in Somalia, 2 in
South Africa and 6 in Sudan.
Sixty-nine (32.27.4) ‘historic’ births were reported, of which 1 (0.1) occurred in 1993, 3 (2.0.1)
occurred in 1994, 4 (2.1.1) occurred in 1995, 13 (4.7.2) occurred in 1996, 17 (8.7.2) occurred in
1997, 12 (5.5.2) occurred in 1998 and 19 (11.6.2) occurred in 1999. The newly reported 1993 birth
was from Olmense Zoo, the 1994, 1995, 1997 and 1998 births were from Almaktoum and Fota
Wildlife Park, the 1996 births were from Almaktoum, Fota and Huizen FD, and the new additions
from 1999 were from Olmense, Almaktoum, Fota, SD-WAP and Fossil Rim.
An overview of the major changes during 2000 and 2001 is presented in Sections B and C. In the
2000 summary, the 1999 column includes corrections that were reported after the publication of the
1999 International Cheetah Studbook; therefore, it differs from the totals published in the 1999
International Cheetah Studbook.
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