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A triumph for South African conservation

This article covered the birth of two cheetah cubs in captivity, the first time it had ever taken place in South Africa.

At last it has happened! Two cheetah cubs have been born in captivity for the first time in South Africa. This ‘happening’ has given terrific impetus to the conservation roller coaster at the High Noon Animal Kingdom in Villiersdorp, Western Cape. The sweet taste of achievement was greatly heightened by the fact

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