Snow leopards are native to the high, rugged mountain ranges of Central and South Asia, but they face threats from habitat loss, poaching and a declining availability of prey.
Lucy Petrie, animal care manager at the park, said: “While the cuteness is an excellent reason to be excited, it’s even better for the snow leopard population, which is decreasing in the wild.
“These new faces are going to be great ambassadors for their wild relatives, helping raise awareness of the challenges this beautiful and enigmatic species face every day.”
RZSS said the cubs would live alongside their mum for up to two years.