Awww! I once had the extraordinary experience of bottle feeding a baby tiger @ a big cat "refuge" in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. I swear each of its paws weighed almost as much as my head.
sweet, but hardly little. Or wait, do you mean the lion cubs? OK, just watched it again w/ audio- TOO cute. My tiger cub was older & didn't really sound that tiny.
speaking of babies, did you see the peregrine chick clip? http://www.reuters.com/news/video?videoId=80578&videoChannel=74 We've got a few nests downtown & Xcel has a camera on the nesting box in one of their towers, which is projected on a set in the lobby. I walk by twice a day to & from work. Mornings, there's always a parent sitting on the eggs, but on my evening pass by, I usually see just eggs. I'm sure it's fine, but I can't help worrying.
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speaking of babies, did you see the peregrine chick clip? http://www.reuters.com/news/video?videoId=80578&videoChannel=74 We've got a few nests downtown & Xcel has a camera on the nesting box in one of their towers, which is projected on a set in the lobby. I walk by twice a day to & from work. Mornings, there's always a parent sitting on the eggs, but on my evening pass by, I usually see just eggs. I'm sure it's fine, but I can't help worrying.
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