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Three lion cubs born at Columbus Zoo

Source: The Columbus Dispatch

Columbus : NM : USA | 2 months ago

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Three African lion cubs were born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium yesterday, the first in 24 years at the zoo. Mom and dad are Asali and Tomo, who mated about 110 days ago. Volunteers had been keeping an eye on Asali so they could alert zookeepers to the births.

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Three lion cubs born at Columbus Zoo

News Source: The Columbus Dispatch | 2 months ago

Three African lion cubs were born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium yesterday, the first in 24 years at the zoo. Mom and dad are Asali and Tomo, who mated about 110 days ago. Volunteers had been keeping an eye on Asali so they could alert zookeepers...