Rostock Zoo, located along Germany’s Baltic coast, recently welcomed an extraordinary addition to its ranks: a trio of jag cubs, each of them captivating with their mix with black and mottled fur.
Called Keme, Kaya and Kachiпa, these adorableHis cubs, now six weeks old, bring unlimited joy to the zoo.
Typically, female jags give birth to litters ranging from one to four cubs, making this trio’s arrival incredibly beautiful.
The honor of naming the puppies fell to Erwiп Selleriпg, the social minister of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, who baptized them with their distinctive titles.
As they have grown, these predators have already tripled their weight since their breeding, reaching 8.4 pounds (3.8 kilograms) each.
Captured in touching moments with their mother, Ayaпa, these cubs mark their second litter, the last one being born in 2001, highlighting the importance of this rare event at Rostock Zoo.
