Five newborn cheetah cubs, one patient mother — and a livestream to watch them grow
At the Smithsonian's National Zoo conservation campus in Virginia, a cheetah named Zura is raising five newborn cubs — and the rest of us can peek in. A round-the-clock cub cam follows the family as the cubs nurse, sleep and wobble about, part of a breeding programme building a sustainable population for a species with fewer than 7,000 left in the wild. The cubs are not on public display yet; for now, the whole world gets the front-row seat.
The upbeat factorfive tiny futures for a fragile species — live, sleepy and impossibly cute.
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