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Endangered tiger cub born at Auckland Zoo

Source: New Zealand Infotech Weekly

Auckland : New Zealand | about 1 year ago

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A critically endangered Sumatran tiger cub has been born at Auckland Zoo, after 10 years of planning and preparation. Auckland Zoo staff today said while they were excited at the arrival there were still many risks involved for the survival of cub. Keepers arrived at work on Thursday to the "squeaking"...

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News Source: New Zealand Infotech Weekly | about 1 year ago

A critically endangered Sumatran tiger cub has been born at Auckland Zoo, after 10 years of planning and preparation. Auckland Zoo staff today said while they were excited at the arrival there were still many risks involved for the survival of cub.