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Born to run...but not quite yet - Longleat's four new cheetah cubs stick very close to mum Wilma on their first day oustside.
Spotted at Longleat - Fantastic four cheetah cubs born at the British wildlife park 3 month's ago have had their first taste of fresh air.
The cute quartet, that were born in August as part of a worldwide breeding programme to save the threatened species, stuck very close to mum Wilma on their first outing.
Experts say it is incredibly rare to get so many cubs to survive and thrive, even in captivity, but Longleat's cubs will soon be running around and exploring their new enclosure.
Pic: PhilYeomans/BNPS
Born to run...but not quite yet - Longleat's four new cheetah cubs stick very close to mum Wilma on their first day oustside.
Spotted at Longleat - Fantastic four cheetah cubs born at the British wildlife park 3 month's ago have had their first taste of fresh air.
The cute quartet, that were born in August as part of a worldwide breeding programme to save the threatened species, stuck very close to mum Wilma on their first outing.
Experts say it is incredibly rare to get so many cubs to survive and thrive, even in captivity, but Longleat's cubs will soon be running around and exploring their new enclosure.
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