Baby lioness found in French garage
Experts say she is one to two months old and has not been weened.
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A baby lion cub has been found by France’s customs agency in a garage in Marseille.
Marseille’s customs brigade found a small female lioness inside a cage on Wednesday that weighed just “a few kilograms”.
Experts say she is one to two months old and has not been weened.
The customs agency says the feline was immediately handed over to France’s animal protection group for specialised care.
In January 2007, two lion cubs were discovered by Montpellier customs before being given to the Marseille Zoo.
