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Abstract:The 10-week-old cubs - one male and two females - belong to a critically endangered sub-species.
Three rare Sumatran tiger cubs are being introduced to the public for the first time at the Taronga Zoo in Sydney.
The 10-week-old cubs - one male and two females - are part of the critically endangered sub-species, which only has less than 400 wild tigers left on the Indonesian island of Sumatra.
The little tigers were born to eight-year-old Kartika on 17 January, as part of a regional breeding programme for Sumatran tigers.
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