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Summer School for the National Zoo's Lion Cubs
Artificially Inseminating Stanley Cranes
4th of July at the Smithsonian's National Zoo
Hand-Rearing Clouded Leopards Cubs
Giant Clams Debut at the Invertebrate Exhibit
Growing Cheetah Cubs Expand Their Horizon
Kibibi's First Exam
Lek the Fishing Cat Gets a New Home
Giant Anteater Pup Thriving After Dramatic Start
Giant Panda Mei Xiang's Artificial Insemination
Lion Cub Progress
Project Blue Planet
Cheetah Cub Explores Beyond Its Nest Box
SCBI Cheetah Cubs: December 29, 2010 (video 2)
SCBI Cheetah Cubs: December 29, 2010 (video 1)
The Boys are Back in Town
Brian Gratwicke, Amphibian Advocate
Lion Cub Exam Nov. 1, 2010
Happy Halloween!
Lion Cubs Romp
Lion Cub Swim Test
Shera's Cubs' Medical Exam
Shera's Cubs' Medical Exam: A Cute Moment
Nababiep's Cub Peeks Out of the Den
Naba's Lion Cubs Born September 22, 2010
Shera's Cubs at Two Weeks Old: Night
Shera's Cubs at Two Weeks Old: Day
Shera's Cubs at Nine Days Old (2 of 2)
Shera's Cubs at Nine Days Old (1 of 2)
Lion Cubs Born August 31, 2010
Reptile Discovery Center
Elephants Moving Along on Elephant Trails
Zoo Keepers Rock! National Zoo Keeper Week 2010
Clouded Leopard Cubs -- July 2010
National Zoo Gets New Honey Bee Colony
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Channel Comments
mo245mo (7 months ago)
Cool
Flowooh (8 months ago)
can we have another lion cub follow up video? would like to see their size now!

additionally, for how long will the zoo keep them? i assume you cant keep them forever because of risk of inbreeding and also because of the high cost.
AcelaMediaGroup (9 months ago)
Thanks for the video updates! Have a great summer with tourist season upon you!
rhmarmani (9 months ago)
Hi...SmithsonianNZP

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prepaidlegalinternet (11 months ago)
"I believe that imagination is stronger than knowledge - myth is more potent than history - dreams are more powerful than facts - hope always triumphs over experience - laughter is the cure for grief."

Glad to team up with you and sub to your channel, please sub back so we can continue growing together.

Keep spreading your light!
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ny2japan (11 months ago)
Thank you! We are New Yorkers watching from Japan. Best wishes!
SmithsonianNZP (1 year ago)
@suicunemaster97: Yes, each lion cub is born in its own individual amniotic sac, just like domestic cats and dogs!
suicunemaster97 (1 year ago)
I remember as a child watching my cat give birth to her kittens and they each had their own little "baggie" they came in - is this true of lions and tigers? Thanks!
SmithsonianNZP (1 year ago)
@vaclogger: Lions have eight nipples, just like house cats! Some are probably just less visible on the webcam. Thank you for watching! I'm glad you're enjoying our site.
cutenesstube (1 year ago)
Love this channel, the new lion cubs are so cute!
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