Adorable Lion Cubs Set to Charm Visitors at Ridiyagama Safari Park on World Lion’s Day

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Exciting news awaits wildlife enthusiasts as Ridiyagama Safari Park’s Curator, Hemantha Samarasekera, announced that two precious lion cubs, born to lioness ‘Sina,’ will be unveiled to the public starting August 10th. The park has arranged a special limited-time exhibition to coincide with World Lion’s Day, allowing visitors a rare opportunity to witness the young cubs in all their playful glory.

Sina, the nurturing lioness, has proven to be a dedicated mother, having given birth to a total of nine cubs over three separate occasions. This recent addition brings the total count of lion cubs born at Ridiyagama Safari Park to an impressive 18. Notably, the park’s first lion cub, affectionately named ‘Dora,’ captured the hearts of many with its endearing presence.

While these two adorable lion cubs are yet to receive their names, an exciting initiative has been launched. Children and animal enthusiasts alike can participate in naming the cubs by submitting their suggestions through Ridiyagama Safari Park’s official Facebook page. As an added incentive, the park plans to reward several individuals whose proposed names are selected with special gifts.

Prepare to be enchanted by the captivating allure of these young lion cubs as they make their debut at Ridiyagama Safari Park, a heartwarming celebration in honor of the majestic creatures on World Lion’s Day.

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