Animals
Sumatran Tiger Birth Caught on Hidden Camera at London Zoo
A Sumatran tiger was born at the London Zoo after a gap of 17 years. Melati, the female Sumatran tiger, gave birth to a single cub at 9:22pm, Sunday 22 September at the London Zoo.
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