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      Adorable panda cubs thrive in Sichuan

      2025-01-15 21:35 Last Updated At:01-16 00:07

      At the China Conservation and Research Center for Giant Pandas (CCRCGP) in southwest China's Sichuan province, adorable fluffy panda cubs are living life to the fullest, as captured in the newly released iPanda videos.

      A heartwarming video captured on Jan 6 at the Ya'an Base of the CCRCGP shows two adorable fluffy panda cubs, born in 2023 to mother panda Ran Ran, snuggled up together and engaging in playful antics. Adding to their charm is the fact that their mother, Ran Ran, is a part of the panda reintroduction program and had mated with a wild panda, making these cubs a unique and significant addition to the conservation efforts. 

      The previous day, an adorable giant panda cub was captured being spoiled at the CCRCGP's Dujiangyan Base, with the chubby cub seen laying on its back while enjoying a succession of snacks from its caretaker.

      The footage shows the young panda in a blissful state of contentment as it lounges on the ground while holding a steamed bun in its left hand, a carrot in its right hand, and hooking a bamboo shoot with its foot.

      The cub is one of a pair of twins born to a mother panda named Pan Wang, who was also released into the wild and mated with a wild panda. 

      The CCRCGP is a world-leading institution for the breeding and conservation of one of China's national treasures. The center has also established a global platform for promoting international cooperation and exchanges involving 18 zoos from 16 countries and regions, as well as 39 domestic animal breeding institutions and more than 10 scientific research institutes.

      Adorable panda cubs thrive in Sichuan

      Adorable panda cubs thrive in Sichuan

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