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Two rare six-week-old Asiatic lion cubs play at Jerusalem Zoo

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Two Asiatic lion cubs wrestle on the grass of the Jerusalem Biblical Zoo, six weeks after their birth. Asiatic lions are considered rare with only 800 left worldwide. But now visitors will be able to come see the cubs, as the zoo has just reopened to visitors after closing under restrictive measures to limit the spread of the novel coronavirus.

Added on the 08/05/2020 18:20:27 - Copyright : AFP EN

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