Meet Berlin's Precious Baby Panther Twins

THANKS MOM AND DAD 

Bromo and Angie's relationship is a rare exception. It's not common for two panthers to get along as a couple so well.

MAIN ATTRACTION 

With their long whiskers, big paws and beautiful green eyes, there is no doubt that Remaong and Ferra will be the main attraction of the zoo. 

SMALL, BUT FIERCE 

They make look small now, but these baby panthers will grow up to be two of the jungle's fiercest predators.

BEST DAD BROMO

It isn't very typical for a male panther to take care of his children, but Bromo has exhibited great care and responsibility for the youngsters.

BASKET HAVEN 

It took a while for the cubs to leave the comfort of their basket. 

EYES WIDE SHUT 

Fun fact: Black panther clubs are born with their eyes closed. They do not open them until 10 days after birth.

HEAR ME ROAR 

Showing her tough side, Ferra shines her teeth to the public. 

MOTHER MAY I...

The baby panthers will not be fully independent of their mother until the age of 2. 

ZOO INSPECTION

One of the panthers observes its surroundings. They're still getting to know their new home.

WHISKER WISDOM

A panther's whiskers help them get a sense of their surroundings by touch. They can also help detect changes in air currents moving around objects, so the panther can sense where unseen objects are.

GROWING UP 

Typically, wild panthers live to be about 12 years old. In captivity, they could see 20 years of age. 

TIERPARK BERLIN ZOO 

We wish we could go visit the twins. If you find yourself in Berlin soon, find out how you can see Remaong and Ferra.