Table 3. Outcomes of cheetah translocations into free-range environments in Namibia.

ID	Known survival (monitoring days)	Homing?	Cause of death	Conflict?	Reproduction	Success?	Comments
Aju01	519	No	Spotted hyaena	No	–	Yes	Stable sibling group
Aju02	426	No	–	No	4 cubs	Yes	Stable sibling group
Aju03	322	No	Natural accident (suspected)	No	Unknown	No	Stable sibling group
Aju07	11	No	Recaptured	No	–	No	Death from acute renal failure (captivity)
Aju17	960	No	–	No	Mating suspected	Yes	–
Aju18	14	No	Shock/Exhaustion	No	–	No	–
Aju19	13	No	Spotted hyaena	No	–	No	Split upon release
Aju20	67	No	–	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Split upon release–collar failure
Aju26	112	No	–	Unknown	–	Unknown	Collar failure
Aju29	840	No	–	No	2 cubs	Yes	Split from Aju30 upon release
Aju30	290	No	–	No	–	Unknown	Male accidentally trapped and re-released
Aju34	991	No	Injury–Shot	No	Unknown	Yes	Shot due to severe front leg injury
Aju38	636	No	Spotted hyaena	No	Mating suspected	Yes	–
Aju40	19	No	Spotted hyaena	No	–	No	–
Aju41	205	No	Shot	No	–	No	Killed due to lack of fear of humans
Aju42	71	No	Shot	11 smallstock	–	No	Killed due to lack of fear of humans
Aju43	71	No	Shot	11 smallstock	–	No	Killed due to lack of fear of humans
Aju44	71	No	Shot	11 smallstock	–	No	Killed due to lack of fear of humans
Aju56	680	No	–	No	3 cubs	Yes	–
Aju58	427	No	Shot–livestock carcass	1 cattle calf	5 cubs	Yes	Killed due to livestock depredation
Aju59	19	No	Gin trap	No	–	No	Sub-adults survived after female’s death
Aju65	371	Yes	–	No	Unknown	No	Stable coalition
Aju66	590	Yes	–	No	Unknown	No	Stable coalition