White tiger gives birth to two cubs in French zoo
Tiny lion cub is afraid to go down a hill, Kenya
In Naboisho Mara, Kenya, in February there was a lioness with three one-month old cubs. It had been very wet and muddy and the lioness was moving the cubs to a safe place for the day. Two cubs followed her downhill but one was clearly scared to follow down the embankment. The lioness called to it but finally she and the other two cubs went back to urge the scared cub to follow. Finally it did.
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