Fawn

Zoo Babies explores newborn animals in zoos worldwide, featuring white tiger triplets in Japan, an endangered Eurasian black vulture in Thailand, a private turtle collection in New York, koalas in San Diego, a runaway peacock in Moscow, an eagle owl release, a baby baboon in Israel, an ornamental fish show in India, Tokyo's first baby anteater, and a stray fox on a cattle farm.

What is the significance of the white tiger triplets born in Japan?

Describe the condition of the one-year-old Eurasian black vulture found in Thailand.

What are the main characteristics of the turtles in Richard August's private collection?

How do koala cubs develop in their mothers' pouches?

What efforts are being made to bring back the runaway Indian peacock in Moscow?

What is unique about the baby panda examined at the national zoo in Washington DC?

What are the characteristics of the eagle owl and its habitat?

Discuss the importance of the hamadrayas baboons and their habitat.

Explain the significance of the baby anteater born at the Ikebukuro Aquarium.

What is the relationship between the baby fox named Chappy and the Border Collie dogs?