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wildlife2 years ago•1 min saved

"Rare Arrival: South Korean Zoo Celebrates Birth of Giant Panda Twins"

South Korea's Everland theme park has announced the birth of the country's first giant panda twins. The female cubs, weighing 180 grams and 140 grams, were born to parents Ai Bao and Le Bao. The zoo hopes that the birth of the twins will raise awareness about the need for better protection and preservation of pandas, which are an endangered species. This marks the second panda birth in South Korea, following the arrival of Fu Bao three years ago. The twins are expected to bring double the joy to their parents, and the mother's labor was smoother this time.

via Reuters|

#endangered-species #everland-theme-park #giant-panda-twins

wildlife2 years ago•1 min saved

Historic Birth: South Korea Welcomes First Panda Twins

A giant panda named Ai Bao has given birth to twin female cubs at the Everland theme park in South Korea, marking the first time panda twins have been born in the country. Both Ai Bao and her newborns are in good health. The pandas came to the park in 2016 from China, and their presence has attracted millions of visitors. The birth of the cubs is a testament to decades of conservation efforts that have saved the giant panda species from extinction.

via ABC News|

#conservation #everland-theme-park #giant-panda

wildlife-conservation2 years ago•2 min saved

Historic Birth: South Korea Welcomes First Panda Twins

A giant panda named Ai Bao has given birth to twin cubs, both female, at the Everland theme park in South Korea, marking the first time panda twins have been born in the country. The cubs and their mother are in good health, and the resort group will observe their growth before unveiling them to the public. Ai Bao, her mate Le Bao, and their previous cub Fu Bao have been the only pandas in South Korea, and Everland's Panda World has attracted 14 million visitors. The conservation efforts for giant pandas have helped increase their population from under 1,000 to over 1,800 in the wild and captivity.

via The Associated Press|

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