Cubs

The small cub is carried comfortably on the mother's thick feet so it doesn't touch the ice from the floe, which is too cold. Suddenly, it comes out of the ventral pouch to ask for food, which it looks for deep in its mother's throat, so then it can snuggle under the pouch and on its mother's welcoming feet, for a nap. Meanwhile, the progenitor also falls asleep, but only for for a short rest of a few minutes.