Iran moves to save last of endangered cheetahs
Iran has moved to save the last of its endangered Asiatic cheetahs, which are believed to total only around 50 now.
Officials say a special protection project for the cheetahs has been launched with the help of the United Nations. They say most of the remaining cheetahs live in the central province of Semnan.
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