WEST PALM BEACH — Finally, we know!
The newly born tiger cubs at the Palm Beach Zoo are two boys and a girl.
According to a zoo spokesman today, each are estimated to weigh about five pounds.
Last month, the zoo’s Malayan tigers, Berapi, gave birth to the three cubs after mating with Rhimba.
Berapi was brought in last November so the two could conceive the feline cubs.
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