Hong Kong celebrated the birth of its first two locally-born giant pandas on Thursday. Their mother, Ying Ying, set a record as the world’s oldest first-time panda mother. She gave birth to the twins at Ocean Park just a day before her 19th birthday, equivalent to 57 in human years. Ying Ying and her partner, Le Le, successfully mated naturally in March. So, here’s all you need to know about panda’s birth facts: A newborn panda cub weighs only 90-130 grams. At birth, a cub is about 1/900th the s

A female giant panda was giving birth to twins. Captive giant pandas give birth to twins in about half of pregnancies. If twins are born, usually only one survives in the wild. The mother will select the stronger of the cubs, and abandon the weaker one. The mother is thought to be unable to produce enough milk for two cubs since she does not store fat. However, panda nannies would help panda mothers to take care of their cubs if the female lack ability of raise. #giantpandas | My Panda Tours

Three panda cubs born during the #coronavirus epidemic in China spent their first Children's Day at Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding in southwest China on Sunday. The three cubs, two born on March 17 and one born on March 21, are all healthy and growing well. | CGTN