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The latest arrivals at Fota Wildlife Park, three baby cheetahs were officially introduced to the public today.

Wed, 28 Jan, 2004 - 15:31

The latest arrivals at Fota Wildlife Park - three baby cheetahs - were officially introduced to the public today.

Born on October 3 last year, Impie, Tombie and Zulu are thriving. Each cheetah weighed 3lb 7oz when born and now all three are checking in at a total of 11lb.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Fota Place: Fota Wildlife Park Place: Africa Place: Asia Person: Impie Person: Tombie Person: Dr Person: Neil Stronach Organisation: Fota Wildlife Park Organisation: Fota Organisation: Cheetah Conservation Programme

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