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As we struggle our way through the cold mud towards spring amidst a barrage of awful news,contact us it's good to know that we can still find respite in the most reliable of places: adorable zoo animals.

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This latest example comes in the debut of a new polar bear cub at Berlin's Tierpark Zoo. The three-month old cub is the offspring of mother Tonja and was born on December 1, 2018, but she just made her public debut on Friday.

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AND JUST LOOK AT HER!

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The unnamed cub seems poised to become the latest zoo celebrity like Mashable Zoo Queen Fiona The Hippo and Berlin's other famous polar bear cub, Knut (RIP).

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Keeper Florian Sicks told Reuters, “Tonja is a very good mother, taking incredibly good care of her cub, never letting her out of her sight. We can’t complain.”

CAN THESE TWO BE ANY MORE ADORABLE? Credit: picture alliance via Getty Image

Tonja and the cub will stick around at Tierpark Zoo for the next two years before being moved to another zoo. The cub's father has already been moved to a zoo in the Netherlands.

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