Zoo welcomes twin polar bear cubs and momma bear cuddles them to keep them warm

It is a heartbreaking reality that many animal species are on the brink of extinction due to human activities such as habitat destruction, poaching, and climate change. Every year, countless animal species disappear from our planet, with some estimates suggesting that up to 150 species become extinct every day. This loss of biodiversity not only impacts the animals themselves but also affects the delicate balance of our planet’s ecosystems.

But no point crying over spilled milk now. We must act fast to protect as much of the animal species as we can. The efforts of several groups, alliances, and institutions to save endangered animals have increased.

They also exhort people to behave appropriately in support of their goals.

One of the numerous places that hold endangered animals in the hope that they might reproduce and grow in number is the Toledo Zoo & Aquarium in Ohio.

The birth of an endangered species under their care was joyfully announced by the zoo.

According to the United States Endangered Species Act, the white polar bear is considered to be endangered or threatened.

They currently number between 22,000 and 31,000 people, according to estimates. Two adult polar bears were kept at the Toledo Zoo so they could reproduce.

Polar bear Crystal, 24, just gave birth to her eighth and ninth cubs.


The zoo sought advice from the Polar Bear Species Survival Program, and the organization suggested breeding in the hopes of boosting the population of polar bears by mating Crystal with a male.

In March of last year, they welcomed Nuka, a male who is 18 years old, into their zoo.

When Crystal and Nuka got together, they had twin cubs!

This wonderful information was shared by Toledo Zoo on their Facebook page. They hadn’t had twin cubs in ten years until now. There is no greater news than two kids being born at once when population growth is the aim.

The gender of the cubs could not yet be determined, according to zoo authorities.

“Mom (Crystal) is doing everything she can do. Cubs are happy and healthy, warm in their den with mom. (A) really exciting news for Toledo and the TZA Community,” Toledo Zoo’s Curator of Mammals Michael Frushour said in the video.

The comments area was packed with happy people from all across the world!

Those who were old enough remembered all the wonderful things the zoo had said about Crystal’s kids.

They praised and applauded the mother bear for giving birth to these cubs, something that would help them have more of them.

Others congratulated her for being a good mother or parent.

She was seen tenderly snuggling with them and nestling the cubs between her arms to keep them warm in the footage.

Crystal still gave her most recent offspring the same level of attention and care as she had given birth to all the others. What a wonderful mama!

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