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.
The only way to visit the cats is on a guided tour.
Click the ticket for tour times and to book your visit.
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