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LionCubs.
Simba the cartoon lion cub from "The Lion King" may prefer a warthog and a meerkat as best friends, but in real life, this little lion cub loves his canine playmate and rabbit pal. In this video, you'll meet Glasgow Zoo's Simba, who cannot get enough of his buddies Monty the dog and Thumper the rabbit. After falling sick last winter, the 13-week-old cub has been raised at home by zookeepers. Monty and Thumper have helped keep Simba company. The little cub will soon be the zoo's biggest attraction! ...
It really is so hard to say goodbye to yesterday, especially when yesterday was your last day working at the lion park, and the cubs there all pig-pile you for a marathon of hugs and kisses because they don't want you to go. This goodbye is the very definition of bittersweet, readers. It's so bitter because goodbyes are so hard, because our man is never going to see these cubs again, and his heart is clearly breaking because the cubs don't understand exactly that, although perhaps they realize that something is going on. And it's so sweet because the bond of affection between man and beast here is so real and so palpable. This is the kind of goodbye we can only hope for whenever anything ...
Julie Larsen Maher © WCS You might remember last May when we told you about those three new lion cubs debuting at the Bronx Zoo. Well, it's been a year, and the three little cub are now slightly less little! We've got this up-to-date photo of the three "teens," who are now about 150 pounds each, according to the zoo. When we wrote about them last year, the zoo was looking for name suggestions for the cubs, and many of you left your own in our comments section. One of those, "Nala," ended up being chosen! That's her on the far left. Next to her is her brother, Shani. Check out the beginnings of his mane. That's sister Adamma to his left. And last but not least, papa M'wasi rounds out the ...
Julie Larsen Maher, WCS / AP Three little lion cubs are making a big impact in New York. The ferocious furballs were born in January, but are just now on display at the Wildlife Conservation Society's Bronx Zoo, reports the New York Daily News. They're just missing one thing: Names. Our pals over at the New York Daily News are letting readers in on the action. From now until May 8, you can submit names for the cuddly cubs. A final list of names for the two females and one male will be announced on May 16, so you'll be able to cast your vote whether your submission is selected or not. The cubs were born to their mom, Sukari, and dad, M'wasi, and already have an older sister named Moxie. If ...
Karl Drilling, BNPS.co.uk You know when you see some mom or dad at Target lose their cool and start screaming at their child in the middle of the store? You might think to yourself, "What a terrible, impatient parent! And how uncouth, to cause such a scene in public." But don't judge. If a kid pesters you enough, at some point you're going to want to bite off their head. Lions don't have department stores, but they do have kids, and even in the animal kingdom, it seems, kids can be annoying pains in the neck. Take this leonine papa at the San Diego Zoo's Wild Animal Park, for example. By the (UK) Daily Mail's account, he showed the patience of Mufasa as his bratty cub "spent hours tugging ...
