Newborn puma cubs named Pandemic and Quarantine in Mexican zoo

'Pandemic' and 'Quarantine' increases the number of American pumas worldwide, the Felis concolor which is an endangered species.

Mother of two cubs named 'Pandemic' and 'Quarantine'.

Gonzalo Rodriguez, owner of the 'Africa Bio-Zoo' rescue and rehabilitation centre in Cordoba shows the two American puma cubs.

'Pandemic' and 'Quarantine' are seen inside the 'Africa Bio-Zoo' rescue and rehabilitation centre in Cordoba

Veterinarians claim lack of visitors at the 'Africa Bio-Zoo' during the coronavirus lockdown enabled the births of the cubs

A girl feeds two American puma cubs at the 'Africa Bio-Zoo' rescue and rehabilitation centre in Cordoba.

Two American puma cubs, (also called mountain lion, cougar), named "Pandemic" and "Quarantine" after being born during the current COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, are seen inside the "Africa Bio-Zoo" rescue and rehabilitation centre in Cordoba, State of Veracruz, Mexico, on May 23, 2020. / AFP / Victoria RAZO

A girl feeds one of two American puma cubs, (also called mountain lion, cougar), named "Pandemic" and "Quarantine" after being born during the current COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, at the "Africa Bio-Zoo" rescue and rehabilitation centre in Cordoba, State of Veracruz, Mexico, on May 23, 2020. / AFP / VICTORIA RAZO

A girl feeds two American puma cubs, (also called mountain lion, cougar), named "Pandemic" and "Quarantine" after being born during the current COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, at the "Africa Bio-Zoo" rescue and rehabilitation centre in Cordoba, State of Veracruz, Mexico, on May 23, 2020. / AFP / VICTORIA RAZO