Workers at a sugarcane farm in South India were surprised to find two tiny, wild leopard cubs.

The men had gathered to cut ripe sugarcane stalks when they spotted the adorable felines in Mudhagere village near Chamarajanagar on December 26.

Unnerved by the presence of the humans, the cubs tried to crawl away.

Local forest department officials arrived at the plantation and took charge of the cubs.

“We are trying to trace their mother, who may be keeping distance. We will try unite them with her,” said an officer.

Workers in a sugarcane farm were surprised by two tiny leopard cubs in South India.

Workers had gathered to cut ripe sugarcane stalks when they spotted the two cubs at Mudhagere village near Chamarajanagar on December 26.

Unnerved by the presence of humans, the cubs tried to take crawl under the leaves.

Local forest department officials went to the spot on getting the information and took charge of the cubs.

“We are trying to trace their mother, who may be keeping distance. We will try unite them with her,” said an officer.