US EditionBrookfield Zoo’s Leopard Cubs Grow Strong Ahead of Public Debut
The cubs passed their first health exam and weigh over 6 pounds each, marking progress in conserving the fewer than 100 Amur leopards in accredited zoos worldwide.
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Amur leopard cubs practicing pouncing for their public debut at Brookfield Zoo
Two Amur leopard cubs born at Brookfield Zoo will soon be ready to make their public debut. Amur leopards are considered one of the rarest and most endangered big cats, with fewer than 100 left in wild. The cubs, born July 14, had their first wellness exam this week. Each weighed in at around six pounds and received vaccinations to protect them from viruses and parasites, according to the zoo. "This eight-week exam was the first step towards get…
Brookfield Zoo’s leopard cubs grow strong ahead of public debut
BROOKFIELD, Ill. (WGN) — Two new arrivals at Brookfield Zoo are thriving and giving hope for one of the world’s most endangered animals. The zoo announced that two Amur leopard cubs, born in July to mom Mina, had their first wellness exam this week. Each weighed in at around six pounds and received vaccinations to protect them from viruses and parasites. Amur leopards are considered the rarest big cat in the world, with fewer than 100 left in th…
Amur cubs practicing pouncing for their public debut at Brookfield Zoo – Usa news
Two Amur leopard cubs born at Brookfield Zoo will soon be ready to make their public debut. Amur leopards are considered one of the rarest and most endangered big cats, with fewer than 100 left in wild. The cubs, born July 14, had their first wellness exam this week. Each weighed in at around six pounds and received vaccinations to protect them from viruses and parasites, according to the zoo. “This eight-week exam was the first step towards get…
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