Ronja, a two-year-old Arctic Fox at Munich’s Hellabrunn zoo, gave birth to cubs on April 26 in the privacy of her den, but only now – roughly seven weeks later – are keepers and zoo visitors getting their first glimpse of the babies! Initially five cubs had been counted… but then, keepers spotted a sixth! The individual cubs can be identified by the color of their fur – one has white paws, another a white bib, and one is completely grey. It’s still too early yet to know what sex each is. These are the first Arctic Fox cubs to be born in the entire 102 year history of the zoo — via ZooBorns
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