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  • Panda Cub Triplets Turn 100 Days Old

    Panda Cub Triplets Turn 100 Days Old

    What could be cuter than a baby panda cub? How about three baby panda cubs.

    Earlier this year three baby panda cubs were born at the Chimelong Safari Park in Guangzhou, China. The first baby panda born was a female and her two brothers were born within the next four hours. The triplets are the only surviving panda bear triplets in the world.

    The pandas are now 100 days old, weigh 11 pounds and have two teeth each. They are healthy and growing bigger and stronger every day.

    Dong Guixin, general manager of Chimelong Safari Park, said that physical exams show that the pandas are all healthy and doing well.

    They are doing so well that the park is going to start putting them on display for visitors to see.

    The exhibit will open on Wednesday, but will only be open for a short time each day. The pandas will need to get used to the attention and since they are still so young, they still need a lot of care and attention form their handlers.

    The panda triplets will also start spending more time with there mother soon. Each one will get to spend a five day cycle with their mother, when she will care for them and teach them how to be pandas.

    “It is imperative to help the triplets form a good relationship with their mother and keep them in close contact. We hope that they can live together if the cubs grow healthily,” Dong said.

    The baby pandas also need names and the park is open for suggestions. They are hoping that once the triplets are seen by the public, visitors will come up with names to suit each of their individual personalities.

  • Twin Panda Cubs Finally Have Names

    Many panda fans gathered at Zoo Atlanta to celebrate these baby twin pandas Wednesday.

    Winning names, Mei Lun and Mei Huan (pronounced May Loon and May Hwaan), come from an ancient Chinese idiom describing building that are tall and magnificent. It translates to mean something indescribably beautiful and magnificent.

    15-year-old giant mommy panda, Lun Lun was artificially inseminated in March. Born on July 15 two minutes apart, “Cub A” and “Cub B” turned 100 days old on Wednesday. Zoo Atlanta is going along with traditional Chinese celebrations, when pandas are named when turning 100 days old.

    Good Morning America played a part in their names after teaming up with Zoo Atlanta to put the panda’s names to a public vote in October. Five sets of names, all originating from ancient Chinese idioms were narrowed down.

    You can check on the baby pandas on the Panda Cam on Zoo Atlanta’s site.

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