Fota's newborn cheetah cubs come out to play

Two of the three new endangered Northern cheetah cubs born in June. Picture: Darragh Kane
Two of the three new endangered Northern cheetah cubs born in June. Picture: Darragh Kane
Fri, 07 Aug, 2020 - 12:19
Michelle McGlynn

Fota Wildlife Park has welcomed three endangered Northern cheetah cubs - one male and two females.

The cute trio were born on June 10 to mother Nimpy and father Sam.

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