Tiger Cubs - Part 2 of 2
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- These are the two new Amur Tiger cubs at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. Mom is Zoya, and dad is Hector. A male and female were born November 6, 2023. The Zoo announced a public naming opportunity for the two cubs to support wildlife conservation. All naming donations will help tiger conservation. Make a donation for the names of your choice in support of tiger conservation. Female: Mila Karina Anoushka, and the Male: Ivan Boris Sergei.
Voting ended 2/12/24.
Hector came to Cleveland in November 2017 from Yorkshire Wildlife Park in Doncaster, England.
The Zoo Facebook page mentioned him being 2 years old on July 27, 2017.
Zoya came to Cleveland in December 2019 at the age of 4, from the Odense Zoo in Denmark.
The Conservation status of the Amur Tigers is “ Endangered”. There are approximately 500 Amur Tigers left in the wild.
For more details about Tiger conservation efforts, you can go to Endangeredtigers.org
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More facts:
-Amur tigers are sometimes called Siberian Tigers.
-Today, 95% of these tigers are found along the Amur River where the Amur River forms a border between Russia and China
- Amur Tigers are the largest of the 6 Tiger species (the others are Bengal, Indochinese, Malayan, South China, and the Sumatran
-Males grow larger than females, males average 475 pounds (range from 400-675 pounds)
and females average 260 pounds (range 2200370 pounds)
-Tigers are solitary creatures. Except for about a week during mating, males and females live alone. The only exception is a female and her offspring. They may stay together for 2 to 2-1/2 years
-Cubs leave their mother to find their own territories sometime between 2 and 2-1/2 years old
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Those tiny squeaks seem too small to be coming from such big, majestic animals. 😄 Kittens will be kittens, whatever their size❣️ Cleveland does a fantastic job with its breeding programs - I’m guessing this means that the animals are happy and well cared-for. This family certainly look healthy and the kittens are so lively and playful. Hector’s an impressive fellow - the babies weren’t sure what to make of that huge roar, though! 😂❤ Thanks for the wonderful footage, Larry - I enjoyed both clips SO much! 🙏🤩
Thanks! 👍😁
Die beiden Kleinen sind genauso hübsch wie ihre Mama. 😍🥰 So niedlich und neugierig! ❤ Hector sieht auch sehr schön aus. 🥰😍
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So cute playing with mom’s tail!❤❤❤😂
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Larry so Dad doesn’t help with raising the kids, but do they get to be around him at all, maybe in a fence next to him. They came straight up into attention when he started calling. They are absolutely adorable and your so lucky to get to see all these animals. ❤️❤️
Adult males have no physical contact with any cubs, theirs or someone else’s. These males would likely kill the cubs, eliminates competition and leads the female to be receptive sooner rather than later. I think having cubs on the other side of a fence would only aggravate all of them. (FYI. Our habitat is 15,500 sq ft of varied space, 4 interconnected habitats that allow for a breeding pair and cubs.)
@@larrysanimalsafari thank you so much Larry for answering me. 💜💜
Aww so sweet a boy and a girl😍🤩mom Zoya must be a proud mother!🥰❤how big they already are at just 3 months!💪👍🤩
Just one thing though I hope the public will respect their Asian lineage by NOT given them human English names I mean..HECTOR what kind of a name is that for a fierce majestic Asian lion!🙈I hate it when zoo's do that Larry😕😞
Nice footage👏💪🥰🌞🌻
👍 English, yep he came from England 🤣
@@larrysanimalsafariI get your point.. but still no excuse
Hector is a great name. It’s a Greek hero’s name ❤
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If u watched beautiful creatures. Sad zoos exist.
We have one of the 238 zoos accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. Where we maintain a high standard of animal care.
Should have said nothing against honest zookeepers. It's honorable what they do. Just saying it's sad both that humans farther removed from nature and that animals are going extinct. But yeah a zoo might inspire a lot of kids. That parts good.
But then there's the smell... I don't know the answer. At least some of the animals seem to enjoy captivity so that's something. Anyway thanks for what u do. Sounds like u care.
@chad9017 yes, Today more and more zoos are focusing less on entertaining guests (that was bad for the animals) and more on educating people on how we can help conserve and protect habitats and the animals in their wild habitats. We still have a lot of work to do.