Berlin Zoo's Panda Twins Make Public Debut

After two months, the panda twins born at Berlin Zoo are now visible to visitors for one hour daily.

The panda twins, both female, were born on August 22 and are now stable enough to be viewed by the public.
Visitors can see one of the panda cubs daily between 1:30 PM and 2:30 PM in the Panda Garden exhibit.
Meng Meng, the mother panda, received artificial insemination after natural breeding attempts with Jiao Qing were unsuccessful.
The twins are part of a significant breeding program aimed at conserving the species, with only about 1,800 giant pandas remaining in the wild.
The cubs will be officially named on their 100th day, following Chinese tradition, with additional German nicknames reflecting local culture.