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The Cologne Zoo recently faced the loss of two newborn lion cubs, which were euthanized after their mother failed to accept and care for them. The zoo decided against hand-rearing the cubs to avoid imprinting them on humans, leading to the difficult decision to euthanize the weakened animals to prevent further suffering. Meanwhile, the Magdeburg Zoo in eastern Germany reported positive news with the birth of four tiger cubs. These cubs have recently received their first vaccinations, marking a rare and celebrated event for the zoo. Zoo director David Pruss expressed enthusiasm about the tiger cubs' development, highlighting the rarity of such births.
Die Freude über erneuten Nachwuchs bei den Löwen im Kölner Zoo währte nur kurz. Denn die Babys mussten eingeschläfert werden. Den Verantwortlichen blieb keine andere Wahl. https://t.co/9aTe8Qm5yt
A quartet of tiger cubs received their first vaccines at the Magdeburg Zoo in eastern Germany, zoo director David Pruss said https://t.co/i79XiY8Ado
🐯💚 Quádrupla fofura! Um quarteto de filhotes de tigre recebeu as primeiras vacinas no Zoológico de Magdeburg, na Alemanha Oriental, nesta segunda-feira (14/7). Nascimentos assim são raros e tanto o diretor do zoológico, David Pruss, quanto a mídia estavam animados em vê-los https://t.co/hC3YarJ1HM
