Caracal Kittens At The Oregon Zoo Are Going Viral For All The Right Reasons
- 8 years ago
As they hit the six-week-old mark, the adorable brother and sister were finally allowed to check out the outdoors.
The Oregon Zoo's caracal kittens are exploring the outdoors for the first time in their lives—climbing through logs and crouching in the grass.
Currently, they have access to the habitat between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
The zoo's caracal keeper, Beth Foster said, "The space is still new and unfamiliar to them, so they've been hiding a lot, taking things slowly and sticking close to mom."
Mom is Peggy, who so far, has been "excellent and very attentive."
Caracals are desert animals who hunt their prey by stalking and p
The Oregon Zoo's caracal kittens are exploring the outdoors for the first time in their lives—climbing through logs and crouching in the grass.
Currently, they have access to the habitat between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
The zoo's caracal keeper, Beth Foster said, "The space is still new and unfamiliar to them, so they've been hiding a lot, taking things slowly and sticking close to mom."
Mom is Peggy, who so far, has been "excellent and very attentive."
Caracals are desert animals who hunt their prey by stalking and p