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Singapore Zoo is celebrating the arrival of its first lion cub born through artificial insemination.
Unfortunately, baby Simba will never get to meet his father Mufasa, because the geriatric lion was not revived after the insemination procedure.
Simba is the late Mufasa s only son, as the older cat s aggression meant he never successfully mated.
Instead, the zoo decided to try to continue his bloodline through the rarely-used process.
According to a spokesman, his semen was collected by what the zoo described as electro-ejaculation for artificial insemination.
After that, frail Mufasa - who, at 20, had outlived his wild siblings by six to 10 years - had to be euthanised.
The Straits Times
Endangered jaguar cubs rescued from poachers in Nicaragua
The two jaguar cubs at Nicaragua s National Zoo in Masaya on Wednesday after being rescued. The felines were saved by a zookeeper from poachers who planned to illegally sell them abroad.PHOTO: AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE
PublishedJan 29, 2021, 5:00 am SGT
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