In a kind of intravenous drip of adorability, the San Diego Zoo is slowly and steadily releasing pictures of their newborn panda cub. The cub is growing steadily but is still totally dependent on its mother. Here's the latest installment.
The Newest, Cutest Baby Animals from the World's Zoos & Aquariums
Category: Panda
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Hot off the digital press, we bring you the first photos of the San Diego Zoo's roly-poly new panda cub.
Today for the first time since the birth, the San Diego Zoo's giant panda team members were able to examine their new giant panda cub born Aug. 5. The checkup revealed the 2.8lb cub is a boy. The 14.7-inch-long cub remained quiet during the exam. Having just nursed, he appeared sleepy and content. Mother Bai Yun and her cub will remain in the den for four to five months. During the denning period, the only way to see them is through the San Diego Zoo's live Panda Cam. -
Have close look and you’ll find the wriggling lil’ grey panda cub born just yesterday at The San Diego Zoo.
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This Saturday, thousands flocked to catch a glimpse of the new panda cub at Thailand’s Chiang Mai Zoo. What follows is a round-up of highlights from the weekend, including a video or two…
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A week and a half ago we brought you pictures of the new baby panda cubs at Thailand's Chiang Mai Zoo. Today we have new images of the increasingly fluffy little pandas.
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First time panda mom Lin Hui gave birth to a healthy female cub yesterday at Thailand's Chiang Mai Zoo. This marks the first panda born in Thailand. Previously the only countries to have celebrated a successful panda birth are China, Japan and the United States.
(New Photo added 5/29/09)
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Photo credit: AFPMother panda Lin Hui has been very attentive to her new cub and her behavior suggests she might give birth to another cub sometime today. ZooBorns will keep you posted. -
The Denver Zoo is chock full of babies these days. Two twin red panda cubs, Amaya and Takeo, are now on display and appear quite playful. Red pandas are classified as endangered, with an estimated population of less than 2,500 mature individuals remaining in the wild. Their population continues to decline due to habitat fragmentation and hunting. Who in the world could hunt these little guys?!
My ear!
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I would trade in every stuffed animal I have ever loved for 10 minutes with one of these little guys. The Edmonton Valley Zoo announced the birth of Tai and Pip on May 26th, 2008. Red Panda births are relatively rare in North America, with only four newborns in 2007. Every cub is crucial to the conservation breeding program and these little guys will contribute to the effort to protect their species as well as delight visitors.
These little furballs will eventually grow-up to be even more colorful furballs.
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Lun Lun, a proud Mommy, cuddles her infant, and look how far he’s come!
No more camera… me go sleepy time, okay?!
