At just four weeks old, you can see how the L.A. Zoo's three Sumatran tiger cubs are just beginning to build strength in their legs. While the cubs spend a majority of their time with mom, their keepers at the Los Angeles Zoo also spend time with them each day in order to foster a trusting relationship with them. Human interaction with the cubs from an early age allows zoo keepers and veterinarians to safely examine them during routine check-ups.The birth of these Sumatran tiger cubs is a cause for celebration for zoos and an important milestone in the conservation of the species.
Jhon Doe
- Jan, 2024At just four weeks old, you can see how the L.A. Zoo's three Sumatran tiger cubs are just beginning to build strength in their legs. While the cubs spend a majority of their time with mom, their keepers at the Los Angeles Zoo also spend time with them each day in order to foster a trusting relationship with them. Human interaction with the cubs from an early age allows zoo keepers and veterinarians to safely examine them during routine check-ups.The birth of these Sumatran tiger cubs is a cause for celebration for zoos and an important milestone in the conservation of the species.