Red Panda Twins Bring Hope to Endangered Species at Zoos in Germany and UK
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An endangered red panda has given birth to two cubs at the Karlsruhe Zoo in Germany, marking the first red panda birth at the zoo. The male and female cubs, born on June 25, were microchipped and are currently in good health. Red pandas are an endangered species, with fewer than 10,000 remaining in the world. They are not closely related to giant pandas and primarily inhabit the Himalayas.
- Germany: Endangered red panda gives birth to 2 cubs at zoo DW (English)
- Red panda twin babies born at UK zoo boost species’ endangered population CNN
- Endangered red panda gives birth to two cubs at Germany’s Karlsruhe Zoo WION
- Two endangered red pandas born at zoo in England WNCT-TV 9 On Your Side
- Whipsnade zoo ‘ecstatic’ at birth of endangered red panda twins The Guardian
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