NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — A new clouded leopard cub born at the Nashville Zoo is playing a critical role in preserving this endangered species, along with two other cubs that recently arrived from Kansas.

The Nashville Zoo is not only showcasing animals from around the world but actively working to preserve endangered species through breeding programs.

"They are part of our species survival plan of clouded leopards to come here and hopefully get paired for breeding," said Dr. Heather Schwartz, the zoo's animal health director.

Visitors can now observe the two 11-week-old cubs playing at Nashville Zoo's HCA Healthcare Veterinary Center.

"Best cat in the world," said Dr. Schwartz.

In addition to the siblings from Kansas, the zoo welcomed another clouded leopard cub born in July.

"This

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