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Two endangered clouded leopard cubs were on view during their feeding on Friday, March 23, 2012. Visitors and the media could watch the two-week-old twins be held, bottle-fed, and burped by zoo staff biologists. The brother and sister cubs were also weighed, each coming in at just under two pounds. The cubs will make their public debut on Saturday with appearances every four hours during their feeding times, currently 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. The public will also have the opportunity to vote on the cubs' names through the Zoo's website. Let us know how you voted in the comments below. More photos of the cubs in our photo gallery.

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The female two-week-old clouded leopard cub, born at the Point Defiance Zoo on March 6, is lifted from its crate Friday by staff biologist Andy Goldfarb at feeding time.

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It's feeding time for one of two endangered clouded leopard cubs born at the Point Defiance Zoo on March 6.

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The female clouded leopard cub, born at the Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium to Chai Li and Nah-Fun, is weighed Friday. The twin cubs are each under two pounds now, but will grow to be between 35 and 51 pounds at full size.