The Newest, Cutest Baby Animals from the World's Zoos & Aquariums

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On November 13, twin Asian lion cubs were born at Rotterdam Zoo to mom Shantee and dad Kumar.  The two were still unnamed mid-January, when they had the chance for their first vet visit. It was determined on that check up that one is a female and the other is male.

The cubs are still behind the scenes with their mother but can be seen through two live webcams at the zoo. Occasionally they may be out of sight because they have climbed to the residence next door.  Soon the babies will venture out into their habitat at the Zoo under their mother's and keepers watchful eyes, for a little at a time each day, based on weather conditions. 

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Photo Credit: Rotterdam Zoo.  
Webcam images made possible by Organiq and Amaziq

4 responses to “Rotterdam Zoo’s Twin Lion Cubs Almost Ready to Explore the Outdoors”

  1. Corey W Avatar

    Yay! It’s great to see that there is success with Asiatic Lions! Not that African Lions aren’t in peril, but most people don’t even KNOW there are asiatic lions and cheetahs in much more dire conditions than their African counterparts.

  2. TychaBrahe Avatar
    TychaBrahe

    Last picture: lion tetris!

  3. Julia Avatar
    Julia

    I tried to look at the webcams but it went to this weird website with things I couldnt understand on it… am i the only one?

  4. Julia Avatar
    Julia

    Ha! I didnt notice that…

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