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Three all-black jaguar cubs born Aug. 13 will be making their first public appearance at the San Diego Zoo today.
The three unnamed cubs, one female and two male, are the second litter for Anoche, who was born at the San Diego Zoo on April 21, 1982. Their father is Blackjack, who arrived at the San Diego Zoo in 1975 from the Sao Paulo Zoo in Brazil. Both parents are all-black jaguars.
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