Wildlife

Caracal Quadruplets / Zoo Berlin


Four fluffy Caracal kittens were born on 21 July at Germany’s Zoo Berlin. The two male and two female cubs, with their rusty-coloured coats, bright blue eyes, and long black ear-tips, are now out of the nest box and charming zoo visitors — via ZooBorns

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