Four Bengal tigers 'born in Malaysian zoo'

Four Siberian Bengal tiger cubs have been born in a zoo in southern Malaysia, a news report said today.

Four Bengal tigers 'born in Malaysian zoo'
Sat, 22 Jul, 2006 - 11:27
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Four Siberian Bengal tiger cubs have been born in a zoo in southern Malaysia, a news report said today.

The cubs, born two weeks ago to eight-year-old Rainbow and her mate, 12-year-old Kumba, opened their eyes a few days ago, zoo caretaker J. Siva Priyan told The Star newspaper.

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