Sep 28, 2006 07:22 PM EDT
The Nashville Zoo has some pretty important visitors, and they are showing them off in a new exhibit.
Snow leopard cubs will be spending the next month or so at the zoo.
They are just 10 weeks old.
The cubs live at a wildlife park in Kansas, but that park is going through a renovation, so the Nashville Zoo welcomed them in.
You can see the snow leopards at the zoo starting Saturday, until Nov. 1, when they will head back to Kansas.
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The only way to visit the cats is on a guided tour.
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