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Home / Photo Gallery / Chhatbir Zoo Tiger Cubs Enjoy Pool Time On A Sunny Day

Chhatbir Zoo tiger cubs enjoy pool time on a sunny day

From playful splashes to lazy naps, cubs beat the summer heat in style in Zirakpur
Tribune Web Desk
Updated At : 05:49 PM May 19, 2026 IST

  • Tigers playing with each other on a sunny day in Zirakpur's Chhatbir Zoo on Tuesday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

  • Tigers playing with each other on a sunny day in Zirakpur's Chhatbir Zoo on Tuesday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

  • White tiger cubs rest in the shade near a water pool as temperatures soar at Chhatbir Zoo in Zirakpur on Tuesday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

  • Tiger cubs playfully wrestle in a water pool during a hot summer day at Chhatbir Zoo in Zirakpur on Tuesday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

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