Radojko Vratonjić
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Mladunci se trenutno hrane majčinim mlekom, ali polako počinju da jedu i meso
Zoološki vrt apeluje na posetioce da budu tihi i mirni zbog osetljive faze razvoja mladunaca
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Mekana, pahuljasta dlaka, male šapice i nespretni pokreti privlače pažnju posetilaca zagrebačkog zoološkog vrta, gde su nedavno rođena dva mladunca kineskog leoparda.
Mladunci su na svet došli krajem aprila, a okotila ih je sedmogodišnja ženka Odilija, koja je u Zagreb stigla iz zoološkog vrta u Hagu. Otac mladunaca je desetogodišnji mužjak Tadžik, koji je u zagrebački zoo vrt stigao iz Krakova.
Majka se povukla u brlog pre okota
Kako navode iz zoološkog vrta , Odilija se pred okot povukla u brlog u zadnjem delu, gde je na svet donela mladunce .
"Odilija je izuzetno dobra majka i veoma je zaštitnički nastrojena prema mladuncima", poručili su iz zoo vrta na društvenim mrežama, uz fotografije mladunaca.
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Mlada ženka leoparda - Ilustracija
Mladunci polako prelaze na meso
Oba mladunca se dobro razvijaju i trenutno se još uvek hrane majčinim mlekom, ali postepeno počinju da istražuju i čvrstu hranu.
Kako navode iz zoološkog vrta, osoblje im već poslužuje male količine mesa kako bi postepeno otkrivali novi ukus . Ujedno, mladunci su sve radoznaliji i razigraniji, pa ih u jutarnjim satima povremeno puštaju u veći spoljašnji prostor koji je vidljiv posetiocima .
Apel posetiocima: mir i tišina
Iz zoološkog vrta apeluju na posetioce da budu tihi i smireni kada prilaze nastambi, jer su mladunci još uvek u osetljivoj fazi razvoja i potrebno im je što manje stresa.
(Blic/ jutarnji )
Mladunče leoparda - Ilustracija
Mlada ženka leoparda - Ilustracija
Read the full article at Blic →📄Source document: Zagreb Zoo Social Media Posts
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BlicIndependentCenter5 days agoTwo cubs of the Chinese leopard were born at the Zagreb Zoo in late April. The mother, Odilija, who arrived from the Hague Zoo, gave birth in a secluded den. The cubs are currently nursing but are gradually being introduced to solid food. The zoo has asked visitors to remain quiet and calm due to the sensitive development stage of the cubs.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on the birth of two Chinese leopard cubs at the Zagreb Zoo. It provides factual information about their care, feeding habits, and the zoo’s request for visitor behavior. There is no political commentary, framing, or biased language. The content is purely informational and neutral
KurirParty-alignedCenter6 days agoTwo baby leopards were born at the Zagreb Zoo in late April. The mother, Odilija, a seven-year-old leopard who arrived from Austria, gave birth to the cubs after retreating to a secluded area. The father, Tadžik, a ten-year-old leopard from Krakow, is also part of the pair. The zoo has shared photos of the cubs online and warns visitors to remain quiet and respectful when visiting the enclosure, as the cubs are still in a sensitive developmental stage.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on the birth of rare animals at a zoo, with no political commentary, framing, or ideological emphasis. It provides factual information about the cubs, their parents, and the zoo’s care instructions without any biased language or selective sourcing.
Official sources cited
- organisation Zagreb Zoo Social Media Posts
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