Cue the friendly roughhousing.
He’ll grow up with another tiger cub.
Well, would you look at that wriggling ball of cuteness.
He is here to make babies.
Monday at 6:30 p.m.
With fewer than 400 Sumatran tigers left in the wild, the Zoo gave 400 people “custom polycarbonate records” of the appropriately named song, “Sumatran Tiger,” to share on social media.
The National Zoo’s tiger cubs took their first swim today and, predictably, it was adorable.
The three-week-old cubs passed their first exam “with roaring colors,” the Zoo said in a release. One cub is male and weighs eight pounds, while the other is female and weighs seven-and-a-half pounds.
One of the Sumatran tiger cubs born at the National Zoo this month was filmed acting like a real tough guy to its trainer. An adorable, fuzzy tough guy.
Two Sumatran tiger cubs were born on August 5, according to a release, a major victory for conservation efforts.