
The adorable lion cub brought out his father's softer side, as the pair embraced in a touching hug for a real life Lion King moment. Sabine Bernert, 53, from Paris, was documenting wildlife in Kenya, when she captured the heartwarming sequence. The photographer's images show a father gazing around his territory in the plains before his cubs sneak into the long grass, pretending to attack him.
The adorable lion cub brought out his father's softer side, as the pair embraced in a touching hug for a real life Lion King moment.

One of the largest zoos of Novosibirsk, Russia became a really happy place once a long-awaited wonder, the polar bear, came into this world. Polar bears are the largest predators on the planet and re-produce once every two or three years, and in an unnatural habitat even more rarely. On the 7th of December 2015 happy bear parents Kay and Gerda gave birth to their second born. The tiny bear was born absolutely hairless and helpless.
One of the largest zoos of Novosibirsk, Russia became a really happy place once a long-awaited wonder, the polar bear, came into this world.

Baby wild animals like Dinozzo, a fox cub whose mother was killed in a road-side collision, often don’t stand much of a chance when their parents are taken away from them. Luckily for this three-week-old fox cub, he was handed over to a vet and then adopted by an animal-loving couple in Germany with a beautiful collie dog named Ziva, whose motherly instincts helped nurse him back to health.
Baby wild animals like Dinozzo, a fox cub whose mother was killed in a road-side collision, often don’t stand much of a chance when their parents are taken away from them.

After Yuan Yuan, a giant panda at Taipei Zoo, gave birth a little over a month ago, the zookeepers took her new cub to protect it. Recently, though, it was time to return the cub to her mother. Here is the amazing and adorable reunion…
After Yuan Yuan, a giant panda at Taipei Zoo, gave birth a little over a month ago, the zookeepers took her new cub to protect it. Recently, though, it was time to return the cub to her mother.

A pair of cheetah cubs have been born from in vitro fertilization to a surrogate cheetah mother for the first time, and experts are hailing it a "huge scientific breakthrough." The cubs were born February 19 at the Columbus Zoo in Ohio to their surrogate mother Izzy, a 3-year-old cheetah, according to Smithsonian's National Zoo. Their biological mother is 6 1/2-year-old Kibibi.
A pair of cheetah cubs have been born from in vitro fertilization to a surrogate cheetah mother for the first time, and experts are hailing it a "huge scientific breakthrough.
