Kansas Wildlife Park Introduces 1-Month-Old Lion Cubs For the First Time
There's something about baby animals that's oh-so-charming, and it isn't just their tiny sizes. Maybe it's their harmless, innocent nature, but even babies of the most dangerous species are irresistibly cute. We think the 166 thousand people who have seen a Kansas wildlife park's August 30 video would agree!
In the TikTok post, which was also an important announcement, the Tanganyika Wildlife Park announced the birth of 3 precious lion cubs. The babies were born on July 29 to a mama lion named Ellie, though they're not ready for public display yet. Luckily, @tanganyikawildlifepark is giving everyone the sweetest sneak peek of the little ones and their very protective mama lion.
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Congratulations to this gorgeous mama and the Tanganyika Wildlife caretakers on three newborn lion cubs! The babies are the first to be born at this park, and everyone is celebrating. The wildlife park confirmed that everyone is healthy and will give plenty of updates as the cubs grow up, but viewers are mesmerized by Mom's intense stare.
"Mom was having none of it," wrote commenter @jackyb3200. She was on high alert! Even the lion's trusted caretakers can't get too close to the cubs when their protective mom is around, but they have plenty of safe techniques for accessing the babies when they need to.
Do you know what else we realized about these special lion cubs? They were born on July 29, which is in the astrological sign of Leo--the lion. How appropriate! Leos are feisty, confident, and love being the center of attention, so these babies just might grow up to love being around people and other zoo animals.
No matter how they grow up, though, we know that the wildlife park will be quick to share updates with their animal-loving followers. These big cat babies will be all grown up before we know it!
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