Three endangered lion cubs born at London Zoo

London Zoo has welcomed three lion cubs from an endangered subspecies.
The litter - who are yet to be named - arrived on March 13 and were born to parents seven-year-old mother Arya and 14-year-old father Bhanu.
Arya and Bhanu are kept at London Zoo as part of its international conservation breeding programme, which includes protecting an important back-up population of the big cats.
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[@esthermarcen7587]

beautiful

[@tuco4386]

So cute baby 🍼😍

[@danielortega8101]

3 more lions with a bright future ahead

[@bztc1234]

Update:
There were named Mali, Syanii and Shanti by schoolchildren(one of which is in MY school)

[@masterprattu]

awesome! hope they grow to be healthy adults with great lives

[@sol5916]

❤

[@JayArr]

It's a real shame we have to resort to zoos to visit Earth's magnificent creatures.

[@JohnSmith-ti2kp]

That look on the mothers face says, " life was so much better before this when I could sleep in peace all day long".

[@36736]

Asiatic lions were only found in India,how TF they did reach in London.

[@honestreview2129]

Born into a life in prison sentance...

[@darkslaerdark]

in zoo they live 2-3 times longer, and they are getting good meat regularly

[@bztc1234]

HEY! THEY WILL BE PROTECTED