Polar bears in wildlife are dangerous and brutal, especially the hungry or female ones protecting their cubs. Due to climate change, white bears living at the North Pole reduce their quantity and face the threat of extinction. It’s getting harder for them to find habitats and food. Therefore, many wildlife reserves take polar bears in and appeal to people to save the environment and natural diversity.
Crystal
Nuka
When the Toledo Zoo & Aquarium in Ohio help those poor starving, endangered creatures, they witness a beautiful, touching incident. Crystal, a 24-year-old polar bear, and Nuka, an 18-year-old male, are a couple of polar bears in the zoo’s care. They have mated up for nine months, and Crystal previously gave birth to seven cubs. In December 2022, she just gave birth to her twin newborn cubs.
It is such a piece of good news. The zoo has been working with the Polar Bear Species Survival Program to increase the population of this vulnerable species. Welcoming not only one but two cubs at a time is an unexpectedly pleasing surprise to zookeepers and experts working here.
Crystal receives the help she needs and is doing everything she can to take care of her cubs. The twins are happy and healthy, warm in their den with their mom. This incident is also the first time they have had twin cubs in a decade. However, the zoo officials informed the community that they would have to wait a while to identify their genders. They are estimated to make their public exhibit debut in the spring of 2023.
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The zoo celebrates the glad tidings and announces the twin cubs on their Facebook fan page. The community can barely contain the excitement and wishes to see them in the upcoming spring. Is your heart melted by Crystal’s affection for her cubs as theirs? Please expose your feeling in the comment box below! Don’t forget to like and share this article and click to read some more exciting content on our site!
