10-year-old southern tamandua Isla at Cincinnati Zoo is pregnant with twins, a rare event in the species.

10-year-old southern tamandua Isla at Cincinnati Zoo is pregnant with twins, an extremely rare occurrence in the species. Native to South American forests, tamanduas are not known for multiple births, and this pregnancy could mark the first recorded instance of twin tamanduas born under human supervision. The announcement has sparked excitement and anticipation among zoo staff and wildlife enthusiasts.