Record-Breaking Bengal Tiger Cubs Born at Delhi Zoo

The Delhi Zoo celebrated the birth of six Bengal Tiger cubs, the largest litter in two decades. Born to tigress Aditi, the cubs are monitored closely. It marks a success in conservation efforts, following past challenges in breeding. The zoo supports endangered species' conservation.

The Delhi Zoo marked a significant milestone on Monday with the birth of six Bengal Tiger cubs, the largest litter recorded at the facility in over twenty years.

This momentous event unfolded between 9 AM and 11 AM, with seven-year-old tigress Aditi, transferred from Nagpur's Gorewada Rescue Centre, becoming a mother for the first time. The birth has reinforced the zoo's successful conservation breeding initiatives.

Zoo Director Sanjeet Kumar emphasized the importance of closely monitoring the cubs and their mother, Aditi, using CCTV surveillance during the critical first 48 hours. This occurrence follows previous challenges in breeding endeavors, underscoring the zoo's dedication to endangered species conservation.

(With inputs from agencies.)