Tobu Zoo in Saitama, Japan, is celebrating the birth of four adorable white tiger cubs. The cubs, born on February 15th, are said to be healthy and doing well under the care of their mother. White tigers are a rare variant of the Bengal tiger, and are known for their striking appearance and beautiful white fur. The cubs’ parents, a male and female white tiger, are both part of Tobu Zoo’s animal collection.

Zoo officials have been monitoring the cubs closely since their birth, and say that they are already showing signs of being strong and active. Visitors to the zoo will have to wait a few more weeks before they can see the cubs in person, as they will need to stay with their mother for a while longer.

The birth of these cubs is a cause for celebration, as white tigers are an endangered species. According to the World Wildlife Fund, there are only about 200 white tigers left in the world, most of which are in captivity. Breeding programs like those at Tobu Zoo are important for ensuring the survival of these beautiful animals.

“We are thrilled to welcome these new additions to our zoo family,” said a spokesperson for Tobu Zoo. “We hope that they will continue to thrive and bring joy to visitors for years to come.”

The zoo plans to hold a naming contest for the cubs in the near future, giving visitors a chance to suggest names for the adorable new arrivals.