Today is 60 days of lion cub after birth with dad (Video)
Rare Barbary lion cubs have been put on display for first time in German zoo (Photo: AP/AFP)
Two Barbary lion cubs explore the enclosure, at the zoo in Neuwied, Germany, Monday, June 26, 2017. Five rare Barbary lion cubs have been presented for the first time at a zoo in Germany, delighting visitors as they clumsily plodded through their enclosure. Barbary lions, which originally roamed the Atlas mountains in Northern Africa, have been extinct in the wild for about 100 years. The zoo says that there are only around 90 to 100 animals in zoos around the world. (Thomas Frey/dpa via AP)
The Barbary lion father \”Schroeder\” can be seen with some of the lion cubs, at the zoo in Neuwied, Germany, Monday, June 26, 2017. Five rare Barbary lion cubs have been presented for the first time at a zoo in Germany, delighting visitors as they clumsily plodded through their enclosure. Barbary lions, which originally roamed the Atlas mountains in Northern Africa, have been extinct in the wild for about 100 years. The zoo says that there are only around 90 to 100 animals in zoos around the world. (Thomas Frey/dpa via AP)
A Barbary lion baby explores the enclosure at the zoo in Neuwied, Germany, Monday, June 26, 2017. (Thomas Frey/dpa via AP)
Two Barbary lion babies sit together in the enclosure at the zoo in Neuwied, Germany, Monday, June 26, 2017. (Thomas Frey/dpa via AP)
The Barbary lion mother ‘Zari’ can be seen with one of her lion cubs, at the zoo in Neuwied, Germany, Monday, June 26, 2017. Five rare Barbary lion cubs have been presented for the first time at a zoo in Germany, delighting visitors as they clumsily plodded through their enclosure. Barbary lions, which originally roamed the Atlas mountains in Northern Africa, have been extinct in the wild for about 100 years. The zoo says that there are only around 90 to 100 animals in zoos around the world. (Thomas Frey/dpa via AP)
Cubs at display in Neuwied zoo in Germany (Photo: AFP)
A Barbary lion cub, stands next to its father ‘Schroeder’ at the zoo in Neuwied, Germany, Monday, June 26, 2017. (Thomas Frey/dpa via AP)
