lion
Footage of three rare Northern African lion cubs who were born at a zoo in England has been released.
The litter of three were born at Whipsnade Zoo on the 25th November to three-year-old lioness Winta, and three-year-old dad Malik.
Footage recently captured from inside their enclosure showed the lion's mother breastfeeding the trio.
The births provide a boost to the conservation breeding programme for Northern African lions, a subspecies which is in most need of protection because they face greater threats in the wild.
The zoo says that the three cubs are yet to be named and .visitors will be able to meet them in the New Year.
00:58
US zoo welcomes rare mountain zebras for the first time
01:00
Germany marks 69th birthday of zoo’s oldest gorilla
01:45
Tripoli zoo reopens to offer Libyans rare respite from violence
01:00
First golden snub‑nosed monkey born outside Asia makes debut at French zoo
01:00
Hungary: Wellness day for endangered tortoises at Nyíregyháza Zoo
02:28
Kenya: the man rescuing wild birds, even without a roof over his head