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Critically endangered Amur leopard cubs make Hogle Zoo habitat debut

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Newly named Amur leopard cubs Caspian and Emilio have begun exploring their outdoor habitat at Hogle Zoo. The brothers were born on February 18 at the zoo and previously remained behind the scenes with their mother, Zeya.

Key takeaways

  • Amur leopard cubs Caspian and Emilio have debuted in their outdoor habitat at Hogle Zoo.
  • The cubs were born at the zoo on February 18.
  • The brothers previously stayed behind the scenes with their mother, Zeya.

Amur leopard cubs Caspian and Emilio are now exploring their outdoor habitat at Asian Highlands at Hogle Zoo in Salt Lake City.

The critically endangered cubs have transitioned to the outdoor area following a period spent behind the scenes with their mother, Zeya.

The brothers were born at the zoo on February 18.

Since their birth, Caspian and Emilio remained in an indoor area with Zeya while acclimating to their environment.

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