It’s always exciting when you find out an animal is about to have a new baby. It’s unexpected, especially when it’s an endangered species. It is a sign of great hope.
A similar incident happened recently when a panda gave birth to twin cubs.This victory needed to be celebrated.
They were born at the Qinling Panda Research Center in China’s Shaanxi Province.Here they did everything to help save the panda population.
This panda, whose name is Qin Qin, soon became pregnant through artificial insemination. At this early stage, newborn giant pandas are difficult to recognize: they are tiny, pink and blind.Although their mother’s children are quite small.
Fortunately, they feel well and are under the care of their mother. Unfortunately, these pandas have a very low fertility rate.This is why breeding giant pandas in captivity is such an important and difficult task.
