Koalas, a dik-dik and sloth bears: These are the newest baby animals at the San Diego Zoo Here are three baby animals you can see right now at the San Diego Zoo.

Photo from Chaudhuri, Duta and Ramesh (2024) Another photo taken in 2021 shows a leucistic sloth bear being followed by a normal-colored cub, its snout just visible on the edge of the frame.

Sloth bears — which are not actually related to slow-moving sloths — are a threatened species native to dry grasslands and forests in South Asia and India.

Photo from Chaudhuri, Duta and Ramesh (2024) Another photo taken in 2021 shows a leucistic sloth bear being followed by a normal-colored cub, its snout just visible on the edge of the frame.

Photo from Chaudhuri, Duta and Ramesh (2024) Another photo taken in 2021 shows a leucistic sloth bear being followed by a normal-colored cub, its snout just visible on the edge of the frame.

Photo from Chaudhuri, Duta and Ramesh (2024) Another photo taken in 2021 shows a leucistic sloth bear being followed by a normal-colored cub, its snout just visible on the edge of the frame.