Debutan 3 cachorros de leon en zoologico de Sudafrica

Three playful lion cubs were introduced to the public at Johannesburg Zoo, marking a new generation after five years without successful breeding. Born in April at a private reserve in Tabasimbi, the cubs arrived at the zoo in July and were quarantined. The zoo also houses seven adult lions who have surpassed their natural lifespan. To protect the cubs, they will remain separated from the adults. The report concludes with a note from Associated Press.

What significant event took place at the Johannesburg Zoo recently?

• The zoo celebrated its 50th anniversary.

• The zoo received a donation for a new research center.

• The zoo opened a new exhibit for elephants.

• The zoo introduced three new lion cubs to the public.

Where were the lion cubs born before arriving at the Johannesburg Zoo?

• At another zoo in Cape Town.

• In the wild near Johannesburg.

• In a national park in South Africa.

• At a private reserve in Tabasimbi.

How long were the lion cubs quarantined after arriving at the zoo?

• Until recently

• Two weeks

• One month

• Three months

Why are the adult lions and the cubs kept separate at the zoo?

• To train the cubs for public shows.

• To allow the cubs to bond with their mother.

• To protect the cubs from the larger lions.

• To prevent the spread of disease.

What is notable about the adult lions at the zoo?

• They were recently relocated from another zoo.

• They are the largest lions in South Africa.

• They are part of a new breeding program.

• They have surpassed their natural life expectancy.