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2 leopard cubs make public debut in Germany, names sought
LEIPZIG, Germany – Two Amur leopard cubs have made their public debut at the zoo in the German city of Leipzig. Now the search is on for their names.
Mother Mia kept a close eye Tuesday on her two sons, who were born April 22 and now weigh more than 4 kilos (8.8 pounds) each.
The zoo says it has received some 1,700 name suggestions for the cubs. It is offering online voters a choice of five pairs of names: Xanto and Tikhon; Amgun and Amasar; Akeno and Zivon; Marik and Majak; and Yerik and Yasuo.
Voting is open until July 5.
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