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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.

Overview

  • 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.