![]() ![]() ![]() Guddu first points out that Saroo has to stay with Shekila but he tells her their mom will be with her. Guddu is going to leave for a week to help lift bales of hay and Saroo asks him to take him along. The next day, Kamla leaves to collect rocks which she does for a living. They return back to their village and find their little sister, Shekila and their mother Kamla. At the moment, they are only able to get some milk and some money. Saroo sees hot peppers for sale and notes that he wants some Guddu tells him he will have some someday. We are told it’s KHANDWA VILLAGE in 1986. Until then, the best time to see the Lion cubs on exhibit is from 9.30am.Saroo and Guddu go into the village to sell the coal. Visitors can see the Lion pride in their new surrounds from March, when the African Lion Pride Lands exhibit will be open to the public! The four cubs are sure to enjoy the vast, open space in the 3.5-hectare enclosure at African Lion Pride Lands. That way, they’ll feel comfortable inside the crate when they are moved in early 2018. As part of this process, Keepers will introduce them to a specially-made transport crate, encouraging them to explore it. The cubs will soon be starting a conditioning program, ahead of their move over the much-anticipated African Lion Pride Lands exhibit. Keepers are very pleased with their progress - there’s no doubt the cubs are growing into impressive young males. They are eating three kilograms of meat every day, with supplements added to ensure they are in tip-top condition and as healthy as they can be. ![]() They are regularly pushing the friendship with Maya, their father Lazarus, and each other - pouncing on tails, hiding, and jumping on one another, paws outstretched! The cubs routinely play as siblings, stalking and chasing each other (and mother Maya!) through the trees. They can often be seen romping around together on exhibit and are especially active in the mornings. Taronga Western Plains Zoo’s four African Lion cubs have turned one!īorn on 19 November last year to mother Maya, the four male cubs weighed less than two kilograms each at birth! Now, at around 70 kilograms each, Bakari, Karoo, Sheru and Virunga are growing up fast. ![]()
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