Keepers have their hands full as their two youngest lynxes are getting bigger, and hungrier.
The kittens are now four months old and growing fast – weighing around 5kg each and roughly the size of a large house cat.
They will not be as big as their parents Loka, Zone, and their two full-grown siblings Lox and Kinsey for a while.
But the pair waste no time in making sure their keepers at the Wild Place Project, near Bristol know when they are hungry.
Keepers feed the twins meat every day, and they still get milk from their mother.
Although they will not be fully grown for some time, the kittens are getting more adventurous and are often able to leave their mother for short periods of time to explore their wooded home.
Keepers believe they are both male and a public poll is to be held to name them, with the choices of Bramble, Briar, Holt, Copse, Maple or Rowan.
Will Walker, animal manager, said: “The twins are doing incredibly well and are growing stronger by the week.
“Their mother, Loka, has done a fantastic job of caring for them. They are both bright-eyed and healthy and we are looking forward to inviting people to help us name them.”