Panda twins in Berlin Zoo: growth and black and white charm

Panda twins in Berlin Zoo: growth and black and white charm

In the heart of Berlin there are exciting news from the zoo: the panda twins that were born about two weeks ago enjoy the best health. The news that their birth weights have already been more than doubled-currently they weigh 510 g and 450 g-has triggered great joy among zoo visitors and animal lovers.

The little pandas, which was given to her mother Meng Meng on August 22nd, already show many of their characteristic features. The black ears and dark circles that gradually replace the once pink appearance of the newborn are particularly recognizable. Zoo Director Andreas Knieriem expressed extremely positive about the development of the small animals and emphasized the importance of their healthy development for the zoo.

The care of the pandababies

The committed team in the Berlin Zoo not only ensures that the two Panda female are safe and healthy, but also carefully monitors their physical development. In addition to regular weight control, monitoring the body temperature plays a central role in care. To support the digestion of tiny pandas, gentle massages are used. This care underlines how important it is to the zoo to optimally supply the offspring.

The animals receive the attention of a German-Chinese team around the clock who takes care of the special needs of the pandas. Despite the anticipation of the visitors, the twins are currently not visible to the public, because they are in the protected area of ​​the Panda stable. This measure ensures that the small pandas are not disturbed in their sensitive development phase and find the best possible conditions.

pandas are popular worldwide due to their cubity and rarity, and every offspring is literally celebrated. The comprehensive care and expertise of the zoo staff not only brings important experiences for animal care, but also strengthens the connection between German-Chinese animal experts. This cultural cooperation is of great importance, especially when it comes to preserving this endangered animal species.