Sumatran Tiger Cubs Get First Medical Check at Australian Zoo

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20 March 2019 10:35 WIB

A still image taken from video Sydney's Taronga Zoo showing Veterinarian checking a Sumatran tiger cub's teeth at Sydney's Taronga Zoo, Australia on March 15, 2019. Video taken March 15, 2019. Three Sumatran tiger cubs are preparing for their public debut at the Taronga Zoo Sydney set for later this month. The cubs, two female and one male, are just two months and are yet to be named. They were born to a Sumatran tiger named Kartika on January 17 at Taronga Zoo. Sydney's Taronga Zoo/Handout via REUTERS TV

20 Maret 2019 00:00 WIB

A still image taken from video Sydney's Taronga Zoo showing Veterinarian checking a Sumatran tiger cub's paw at Sydney's Taronga Zoo, Australia on March 15, 2019. Video taken March 15, 2019. A veterinarian gave the cubs their very first medical examination on Friday (March 15), checking their eyes, ears, teeth, heart and joints. Sydney's Taronga Zoo/Handout via REUTERS TV

20 Maret 2019 00:00 WIB

A still image taken from video Sydney's Taronga Zoo showing Veterinarian checking a Sumatran tiger cub's eyes at Sydney's Taronga Zoo, Australia on March 15, 2019. Video taken March 15, 2019. The zoo says their birth is an "incredible success" for the rare species, with only 350 individuals remaining on the Indonesian Island of Sumatra. Sydney's Taronga Zoo/Handout via REUTERS TV

20 Maret 2019 00:00 WIB

A still image taken from video Sydney's Taronga Zoo showing Veterinarian checking a Sumatran tiger cub's legs at Sydney's Taronga Zoo, Australia on March 15, 2019. Video taken March 15, 2019. According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN), Sumatran tigers are critically endangered due to habitat loss in the wild, primarily caused by oil palm farming. Sydney's Taronga Zoo/Handout via REUTERS TV

20 Maret 2019 00:00 WIB

A still image taken from video Sydney's Taronga Zoo showing Veterinarian checking a Sumatran tiger cub cuddling with zookeeper at Sydney's Taronga Zoo, Australia on March 15, 2019. Video taken March 15, 2019. Three Sumatran tiger cubs are preparing for their public debut at the Taronga Zoo Sydney set for later this month. The cubs, two female and one male, are just two months and are yet to be named. They were born to a Sumatran tiger named Kartika on January 17 at Taronga Zoo. Sydney's Taronga Zoo/Handout via REUTERS TV

20 Maret 2019 00:00 WIB

A still image taken from video Sydney's Taronga Zoo showing three Sumatran tiger cubs ahead of their public debut at Sydney's Taronga Zoo, Australia on March 15, 2019. Video taken March 15, 2019. According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN), Sumatran tigers are critically endangered due to habitat loss in the wild, primarily caused by oil palm farming. Sydney's Taronga Zoo/Handout via REUTERS TV

20 Maret 2019 00:00 WIB