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Tiger cubs enjoy sunshine

2009-04-30 02:47:12 GMT2009-04-30 10:47:12 (Beijing Time)  Xinhua English

Three Manchurian tiger cubs enjoy the sunshine at the Kunshun Zoo in Kunshan City of east China's Jiangsu Province, April 29, 2009. Three nine-day-old Manchurian tiger cubs came out of the cage to enjoy spring sunshine at the Kunshan Zoo on Wednesday, and were expected to meet visitors during the coming May Day holidays. (Xinhua/Pu Jianming)

People look at three Manchurian tiger cubs enjoying the sunshine at the Kunshun Zoo in Kunshan City of east China's Jiangsu Province, April 29, 2009. Three nine-day-old Manchurian tiger cubs came out of the cage to enjoy spring sunshine at the Kunshan Zoo on Wednesday, and were expected to meet visitors during the coming May Day holidays. (Xinhua/Su Min)

Three Manchurian tiger cubs enjoy the sunshine at the Kunshun Zoo in Kunshan City of east China's Jiangsu Province, April 29, 2009. Three nine-day-old Manchurian tiger cubs came out of the cage to enjoy spring sunshine at the Kunshan Zoo on Wednesday, and were expected to meet visitors during the coming May Day holidays. (Xinhua/Su Min)

A keeper weighs a Manchurian tiger cub at the Kunshun Zoo in Kunshan City of east China's Jiangsu Province, April 29, 2009. Three nine-day-old Manchurian tiger cubs came out of the cage to enjoy spring sunshine at the Kunshan Zoo on Wednesday, and were expected to meet visitors during the coming May Day holidays. (Xinhua/Su Min)

A keeper checks a Manchurian tiger cub at the Kunshun Zoo in Kunshan City of east China's Jiangsu Province, April 29, 2009. Three nine-day-old Manchurian tiger cubs came out of the cage to enjoy spring sunshine at the Kunshan Zoo on Wednesday, and were expected to meet visitors during the coming May Day holidays. (Xinhua/Pu Jianming)

Three nine-day-old Manchurian tiger cubs came out of the cage to enjoy spring sunshine at the Kunshan Zoo in Kunshan City of east China's Jiangsu Province, April 29, 2009, and were expected to meet visitors during the coming May Day holidays.

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