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A Bengal Tiger and Her Cubs in Russia’s Yekaterinburg Zoo

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Two male and two female Bengal tiger cubs were born on July 2 in the Yekaterinburg Zoo. Their parents are Radzhakhan, the tiger, and Khuanita, the tigress.

Two male and two female Bengal tiger cubs were born on July 2 in the Yekaterinburg Zoo. Their parents are Radzhakhan, the tiger, and Khuanita, the tigress.

© RIA Novosti . Pavel LisitsynTwo male and two female Bengal tiger cubs were born on July 2 in the Yekaterinburg Zoo. Their parents are Radzhakhan, the tiger, and Khuanita, the tigress.
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Two male and two female Bengal tiger cubs were born on July 2 in the Yekaterinburg Zoo. Their parents are Radzhakhan, the tiger, and Khuanita, the tigress.
© RIA Novosti . Pavel Lisitsyn / Go to the mediabankIt didn’t take long for the cubs to grow bolder and more active. These days they like exploring all by themselves.
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It didn’t take long for the cubs to grow bolder and more active. These days they like exploring all by themselves.
© RIA Novosti . Pavel Lisitsyn / Go to the mediabankThe four cubs have moved from mother’s milk to a meat diet. They all seem to have good appetites and zookeepers have even seen them trying to steal their mother’s dinner.
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The four cubs have moved from mother’s milk to a meat diet. They all seem to have good appetites and zookeepers have even seen them trying to steal their mother’s dinner.
© RIA Novosti . Pavel Lisitsyn / Go to the mediabankEach tiger cub already has its individual traits.
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Each tiger cub already has its individual traits.
© RIA Novosti . Pavel LisitsynThe two males and the larger female are very active and like to play together. The smaller female cub seems a bit of a loner, and doesn’t disturb the others much. Zookeepers say she’s a “daydreamer.”
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The two males and the larger female are very active and like to play together. The smaller female cub seems a bit of a loner, and doesn’t disturb the others much. Zookeepers say she’s a “daydreamer.”
© RIA Novosti . Pavel Lisitsyn / Go to the mediabankThe white tiger, a subspecies of the Bengal tiger that inhabits Southeast Asia, is a rare animal listed in the IUCN Red List of endangered animals.
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The white tiger, a subspecies of the Bengal tiger that inhabits Southeast Asia, is a rare animal listed in the IUCN Red List of endangered animals.
© RIA Novosti . Pavel Lisitsyn / Go to the mediabankThey are known by their distinctive white fur.
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They are known by their distinctive white fur.
© RIA Novosti . Pavel Lisitsyn / Go to the mediabankWhite tigers find it tough to survive in the wild because their white fur, though stunning, does not make for good camouflage, making it harder for them to hunt – and easier for them to be hunted.
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White tigers find it tough to survive in the wild because their white fur, though stunning, does not make for good camouflage, making it harder for them to hunt – and easier for them to be hunted.
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