Rostock Zoo, nestled along Germany’s Baltic coast, is celebrating the arrival of a remarkable addition to its family – three charming jaguar cubs, each sporting a unique blend of black and spotted fur.
Named Keme, Kaya, and Kachina, these delightful cubs, now six weeks old, bring boundless joy to the zoo.
It’s extraordinary as female jaguars typically give birth to litters ranging from one to four cubs, making this trio an incredibly precious arrival.
The honor of naming the cubs fell upon Erwin Sellering, the social minister of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, who christened them with their distinctive titles.
As they continue to grow, these miniature predators have already tripled their weight since birth, tipping the scales at a hefty 8.4 pounds (3.8 kilograms) each.
Captured in heartwarming moments with their mother, Ayana, these cubs mark her second litter, with her last being born back in 2001, adding to the significance of this rare event at Rostock Zoo.
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