The animals were cooperative when we visited Sedgwick County Zoo on Nov. 2. I got some great images of 4-month-old Amur tiger cubs and a 6-week-old Grevy’s zebra, among others.
Here are a selection of my favorites from this visit:
This Grevy’s zebra was born 6 weeks ago.
The baby zebra is on exhibit with her mom and her aunt. She’s a little brownish compared to the adults.
The Grizzly bear was posing for me before gnawing on this twig of leaves.
It was National Bison Day during our visit, so I had to capture this pair.
A fence couldn’t block the love between these Okapi.
Always love the meerkats and the shadows were cool on this day.
No animals to see here, just a cool pond area between the hippo and the zebra exhibits.
The bridge leading to the gorilla exhibit.
And here’s a collection of photos of the Amur tiger cubs. They were born in early July so they are just about 4 months old in these photos. Natasha is the female and was more active. Tsar, the boy, stayed toward the back of the exhibit. He was limping a little; keepers said it was from roughhousing with his sister. Mom is 8-year-old Talali, who is in a few of the images.
Natasha with her mom, waiting for the zookeepers.
Who is watching whom?
Natasha with mom in the background.
Natasha, a 4-month-old Amur tiger.
Natasha
Look how cute the back of her ears are!
Tsar stayed in the back of the exhibit.
Tsar was practicing his hissing, even though mom and sis were all the way across the exhibit.
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