Word has it that proud jaguar mom, Nindiri, brought her cubs out on exhibit a few times. Deric Wagner was lucky enough to snap this close-up. Via Facebook
Word has it that proud jaguar mom, Nindiri, brought her cubs out on exhibit a few times. Deric Wagner was lucky enough to snap this close-up. Via Facebook
Malayan tigers Mek, left, and her son Connor don’t always see eye to eye. (photo by Stinkersmell)
Keepers report that our jaguar cubs are a boy and a girl!
(Source: youtube.com)
Head rest by Stinkersmell on Flickr.
Can You Feel the Love Tonight? by KerriNikolePhotography on Flickr.
Introducing the first jaguar cubs born here since 1989! We can barely contain our excitement!
Our beautiful jaguar girl, Nindiri, by Stinkersmell on Flickr.
Pinterest fans, we need your help. Create a tiger-themed pin board to spread the beauty of tigers and promote tiger conservation for a chance to meet some of our big cats up close.
Amur amore by Deric Wagner
On the lookout by Stinkersmell on Flickr.
Wild thing by Stinkersmell on Flickr.
One of our three 11-month-old Amur leopards explores its exhibit. There are only about 40 Amur leopards left in the wild, making this the most endangered cat species at the zoo.
Black is beautiful by Stinkersmell on Flickr.
Jaguars usually live to be about 10 years old in the wild, but our handsome black jaguar, Orson, is 20 and still going strong.
Some kitties play with string… by Deric Wagner
Cave dweller by Stinkersmell on Flickr.
Amur leopard on Flickr.
