A press spokesperson at the zoo, Małgorzata Chodyła, told Newsweek that the zoo is busy working on more emergency shipments.
, shows the young tigers exploring their new enclosure. Some of them huddle under a shelter while others look around and nuzzle each other.The video shows them resting and exploring their enclosure
The tiger cubs were transported to the zoo over two days and arrived safely on March 3 after a grueling journey.after finding out the truck had been surrounded by Russian tanks. However, it eventually managed to make its way past the checkpoint. Chodyła previously told Reuters that the truck had to turn back many times in order to avoid blown up roads full of holes that were"impossible to pass."
Now, the zoo said the tigers are resting after their"travel difficulties." They have recently undergone veterinary tests and will remain in isolation for a few days. A few of them will eventually be transferred to other facilities in Western Europe, and some will stay in Poznań.that the zoo is busy working on more emergency shipments.
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