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Newborn brown bear cubs take their first steps outside at Bear Mountain, a section of the Skansen open-air museum and zoological park in Stockholm, Sweden.
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Two newborn bear cubs take their first outside steps in the 'Bear Mountain' compound at Skansen open-air museum in Stockholm, Sweden, Thursday April 10, 2008.
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Newborn bear cubs are being watched by their mother Maja when taking their first steps outside the 'Bear Mountain' at the Skansen open-air museum in Stockholm, on April 10, 2008.
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Bear cubs make their debut at Skansen zoo

Lova, Lill-Babs and Lillemor are set to become the star attractions at Skansen’s animal park this summer.

On Thursday, the three curious bear cubs ventured out of their pen and into the public viewing area of the open air Stockholm zoo for the first time.
But after one of the little ones timidly dipped its paw in a pool of water, the trio then ran back inside to their waiting mother, Maja.
“We haven’t had any bear cubs since 2005. Visitors think it’s so fun to see bear cubs, they are sort of a sign of spring,” said Skansen’s Linda Askelund to the TT news agency.
The names of the three cubs were chosen by their caretakers at Skansen--but the zookeepers have yet to decide who is who.
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