South Africa: Leopard spawns a litter of 6 children
A jaguar usually consists of only 3 or 4 children, at most 5. A jaguar in Cango Forest Park, South Africa, was surprised when giving birth to a group of 6 children.
A jaguar usually consists of only 3 or 4 animals, at most 5. This is the first time a jaguar has made this achievement, since this endangered animal breeding center was established. 17 years ago.
The cubs were born on September 27 and are 1 week old.
The youngest and weakest person died not long after. The rest are now weighing every day to track their progress.
Update 16 December 2018
More Science Stories
- Discover the world's rarest rose flower newspaper in South Africa
- The series of brocade leopard hunting South American crocodiles
- South Africa established a climate change center
- Find out why the temperature in South Africa increases
- From the universe, watching the sunset in South Africa
- Real damage 'UFO' story to visit South Africa
- South Africa: discover the oldest fossil fish bones in the world
- Reported flower pistachio made zipper pull
- Rhino massacre in South Africa
- South Africans are busy catching the rare snow
Related Stories
Shocked with 'monster' resurrected after being eaten, calmly mating, giving birth Reappearing after more than 20 years of disappearance, the animal immediately caused a stir because it was rarer than the panda. Newly discovered toad species only found in Vietnam Eagles that eat lion cubs China discovers unique carp species 'Living fossil' fish haven't evolved in 100 million years Strange bird species specializes in eating bones and 'bathing in iron' The Mystery Behind Geese's Aggression and Why Snakes Stay Away