Giant Panda Cubs Recovery: Exciting Adventures Await at Ocean Park
Giant Panda Cubs Progress and Recovery
The twin giant panda cubs, unable to see or eat yet, celebrated their first month at Ocean Park. The female now weighs 910 grams, a significant increase from her birth weight of 122 grams, while the male has grown from 112 grams to 814 grams.
The animal care team is pleased to share that the cubs will be ready to leave their incubators in two weeks. They are currently spending more time away from the incubators and have prepared a cot for nighttime adventures.
Mama Panda Ying Ying's Heartwarming Recovery
Ying Ying, at 19 years old and the world’s oldest captive giant panda to give birth, has shown dedication as a mother. Despite a slower recovery pace compared to younger mothers, she is currently on a postpartum diet designed by the care team to restore her nutrients and energy.
Financial Support and Future Plans for the Cubs
Ocean Park’s chairman, Paulo Pong Kin-yee, highlighted the importance of corporate sponsorships and financial support for the park's development and the ongoing care of the cubs.
- The cubs might meet the public by the first quarter of next year.
- The dedicated team ensures the well-being of Ying Ying and her cubs.
- Ongoing observations will help in naming the cubs.
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