A Scots wildlife park shared some adorable photos of their rare Amur Tiger cubs loving their first time in the snow.
The trio of cute cubs were born at the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland's Highland Wildlife Park in May, and fans of the park near Kingussie, can't get enough of their adventures.
The cute triplets must have been feeling inspired to create their own version of a snowman as they were snapped pushing around a large ball of snow in their enclosure.
Posting on their official Facebook page, the park team wrote: "Do you wanna build a snowman? Nishka, Layla, and Aleksander may have had a little helping hand from our keepers...
"Thanks to keeper Sophia for these adorable pictures of our Amur tiger cubs."
One fan wrote: "I so want to play with them too."
To which the park team hilariously responded: "We would recommend against this."
Another joked: "Love it. Was it a snow tiger before they started playing?"
The keepers replied that it wasn't but that they would pass it on to their team for next time, quipping: "We're sure they're skilled enough to pull that off."
The mischievous cubs, who are growing up fast, are named Nishka, Layla and Aleksander in tribute to the species' native home of Russia.
The two girls and a boy were born in May to mum Dominika and dad Botzman.
It's been a hugely successful year for the park, with new arrival Botzman, who only came to the park near Aviemore in October, quickly becoming smitten with resident female Dominika after the pair were introduced in February this year.
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