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The cheetah is the main creature that has been depicted wiped out in India over the most recent 100 years.
The Asiatic cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus venaticus), now otherwise called Iranian cheetah is a Critically Endangered cheetah subspecies surviving today just in Iran with some incidental reports from Balochistan, Pakistan moreover.
It once happened from the Arabian Peninsula and the Near East to the Kyzylkum Desert, Caspian district, Pakistan and India, yet has been extirpated there amid the twentieth century.
The Asiatic cheetah isolated from African cheetah subspecies in the vicinity of 32,000 and 67,000 years back.
Amid the British pioneer times in India it was called chasing panther, a name got from the ones that were kept in imprisonment in expansive numbers by Indian eminence to use for chasing wild gazelles.
The Indian cheetah was proposed as a subspecies by British zoologist Griffith in 1821 and was portrayed by his associate English naturalist Charles Hamilton Smith under the logical name Felis venatica from India in 1827.
The cheetah populace in Central Asia was known as Trans-Caspian cheetah and proposed as a subspecies in 1913.
Until the twentieth century, the Asiatic cheetah was very normal and meandered the distance from Palestine, the Arabian Peninsula to Iran, Afghanistan and India. In India, they extended as far south as the Tirunelveli locale of Tamil Nadu.
The Asiatic cheetah, otherwise called the "chasing panther" in India was kept by rulers and sovereigns to chase gazelle.
The Mughal sovereign Akbar kept them for chasing gazelle and blackbucks. He was said to have had 1,000 cheetahs at one time for aiding his regal chases
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