Thoiry Zoo recently announced some exciting news for its visitors: after the birth of two baby lionesses on June 22, they spent a few weeks with their mothers, before making their first official appearance in the lion enclosure in mid-August. Since then, the two little queens of the savannah have been the delight of visitors large and small, who have come to watch them play all day long.
Carnet rose: two baby Oryx Algazelle are born at Thoiry zoo (78)
In May 2023, Thoiry Zoo was delighted to welcome the birth of two female Oryx Algazelle, a species extinct in the wild. [Read more]
To choose their names, Thoiry Zoo asked its followers on social networks to vote for the ones they preferred: the two little lionesses have been given the names Sana and Sarabi, joining Thoiry's large family of lions, lionesses and cubs, made up of Akele and Niassa - the parents - the three older sisters, Kumba, Kayla and Lumba, and the two youngest, Sana and Sarabi. 
The birth of these two lionesses is a real source of hope for Thoiry ZooSafari, which welcomes every birth of the species, which is threatened in its natural environment and classified as "Vulnerable" by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). When you come to Thoiry Zoo, you can watch Sana and Sarabi, the two baby lionesses, from the feline glass tunnel!
Carnet rose: two baby Oryx Algazelle are born at Thoiry zoo (78)
