Cleveland Metroparks Zoo today announced the birth of two Amur tiger cubs, the first tigers born in Cleveland in 20 years. The cubs, a male and female, were born overnight between December 24 and December 25, and are being hand-reared by a special team of Animal Care experts behind-the-scenes at the Zoo’s Sarah Allison Steffee Center for Zoological Medicine. Read more at clevelandmetroparks.com/news. | Cleveland Metroparks Zoo

The cheetah cubs weren’t too sure what to make of their new toy. 😂 Behind the scenes centipede enrichment for the cheetah cubs! Here they visited the kitchen where the Cat Ambassador Team prepares diets for the animals they care for! The cubs are doing well and are becoming amazing little ambassadors for their endangered species. The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden and the Angel Fund has been conserving the world's fastest animal for decades. | Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden