SHOTLIST: SOLO, INDONESIA (APRIL 27, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) 1. INDONESIAN PEOPLE TAKING VIDEOS OF NEWBORN BENGAL TIGERS CUBS AT SOLO SAFARI ZOO 2. VARIOUS OF ZOOKEEPERS PLAYING WITH BENGAL TIGER CUBS 3. VARIOUS OF ZOOKEEPERS FEEDING CUBS 4. INDONESIAN PEOPLE WATCHING TIGER CUBS (TWO SHOTS) 5. VARIOUS OF ZOOKEEPERS FEEDING TIGER CUBS 6. VARIOUS OF ZOOKEEPERS PLAYING WITH TIGER CUBS 7. VARIOUS OF ZOOKEEPERS TAKING TIGERS INTO ANIMAL CARRYING BOXSOLO, INDONESIA - APRIL 27: Zookeepers fed Bengal tiger cubs (Panthera tigris tigris) at Solo Safari Zoo in Solo, Central Java, on Sunday, April 27, as part of the zoo’s efforts to nurture its newest residents. The three Bengal tiger cubs, born several months ago, have been named Bantala (Earth), Tirta (Water), and Maruta (Wind), symbolizing the powerful elements of nature. Their arrival marks a significant achievement in the zoo’s conservation program and brings the total number of Bengal tigers at Solo Safari to six. The birth of the cubs is seen as a milestone for the zoo’s breeding initiatives aimed at preserving endangered species. Officials hope that the presence of the cubs will not only strengthen conservation efforts but also attract more visitors, raising public awareness about the importance of protecting wildlife. Bengal tigers are listed as endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), with threats such as habitat loss and poaching posing serious challenges to their survival. Reporting by Agoes Rudianto // Writing by Mustafa Tuncer