US EditionTwo Cheetah Cubs Born in Beekse Bergen: 'Crucial for the Conservation of the Species'
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The cubs have now opened their eyes and have been dewormed for the first time. "They will remain behind the scenes for the next few weeks," says head animal caretaker Christian Meurrens. "We want to give them as much rest as possible." The birth is particularly special because this mother had a previous miscarriage. In 2024, she gave birth to five cubs, none of which survived. Beekse Bergen plays a key role in cheetah conservation. The park coor…
Hilvarenbeek, December 15, 2025 – Two cheetahs have been born at Safaripark Beekse Bergen: a male and a female. This is already the third birth this year, but every successful addition remains crucial for this vulnerable species. As coordinator of the European Management Programme (EEP), Beekse Bergen plays a key role in cheetah conservation. The cubs were born on November 20 and are doing well. Christian Meurrens, head of animal care: "They hav…
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