Nashville Zoo has introduced a male clouded leopard cub named Meru, who recently arrived from Fort Wayne Zoo.

Meru has been paired with female cub, Gemma, through the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ Species Survival Plan, which encourages cubs to be raised together from a young age to help strengthen bonds and improve future breeding success.

The Zoo is recognized as a global leader in clouded leopard care, with more than 45 births since 1991. Each new pairing contributes to conserving this vulnerable species.

With Meru and Gemma now on view, along with cubs Joker and Quinn, visitors have the chance to see four clouded leopard cubs. Meru and Gemma can be spotted at the Veterinary Center viewing windows, while Joker and Quinn are exploring their temporary habitat in the Critter Encoun

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