Two lion cubs made their first public appearance in the Denver Zoo on Monday and they are just as adorable as you’d imagine.
Like the baby caracals who made their fall debut at the Oregon Zoo and the little cougars at the Animal World and Snake Farm Zoo in Texas who popped up over the summer, these little lions are a playful sight to see.
The 2-month-old brother Kalu and sister Kamara are seen in the video below playing with their mom Neliah in the maternity yard of Benson Predator Ridge.
“While they are still nursing, they recently began consuming solid foods. Zookeepers describe Kalu as playful and energetic, while Kamara is a bit more timid. Regardless, both still enjoy running around and wrestling with each other and other members of the pride,” the zoo said in a statement.
Kalu and Kamara, who were born on Sept. 10, weigh 20 lbs. and are expected to keep growing each week. They are slowly assimilating into the rest of the zoo's pride, which includes their dad Sango and a female named Sabi.
"Zookeepers say the five are already behaving as a very cohesive group. They will continue to stay together," the Denver Zoo explains.
Watch them below and please SHARE if these cubs stole your heart!
