Giant Pandas at the Toronto Zoo

[patsy6]

More cute photos were posted yesterday at http://www.torontozoo.com/GiantPandaCubs/?pg=Photos

[Dumpsterkitty]

More cute photos were posted yesterday at http://www.torontozoo.com/GiantPandaCubs/?pg=Photos

AWWW!!!!!!!

[Donna]

http://youtu.be/hdvJkIpAk40

‪#‎CUBUPDATE‬ With the arrival of our newborn giant panda cubs, The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids Foundation) generously donated an incubator to the Zoo's Wildlife Health Centre to care for the cubs.

"The incubator is a critical piece of equipment that is being used by the giant panda team to give both cubs the best chances for survival," said Dr. Chris Dutton, Head of Veterinary Services at the Toronto Zoo. "I would like to express particular thanks to Dr. Peter Cox and Mr. Navtej Virdi of Sick Kids Hospital for arranging this important contribution."
Every few hours the cubs are twin-swapped so each cub has an opportunity to bond with mom, Er Shun. When one cub is with mom, the other cub is in this incubator where it can be closely monitored and given regular health checks.

[Donna]

Getting big!! 

Our cubs are starting to look like giant pandas!
Both cubs are starting to develop very visible black and white markings with black pigment coming in on the saddle of their shoulders, around their eyes and on their ears. Er Shun has been a great mom and the cubs are doing well, but will continue to be very vulnerable for several more weeks. Both cubs and mom are in the maternity area of the giant panda house not viewable by public, but we will continue sharing regular updates, photos and videos. ‪#‎TOpandacubs‬

[Kris G.]

Growing!

http://www.citynews.ca/2015/11/13/toronto-zoos-baby-pandas-look-like-pandas-now/

[carla]

Great , they are doing so well . 

[Kris G.]

Twins first 100 days!

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[Tapper Gal]

Wonderful to view these videos of the babies.Thanks so much,good luck to them and mama!!!  :b :clap:day:

[Kris G.]

Twins are 4 months old and walking!   

http://youtu.be/xiu4XDoh50M

[Dot_Forrester]

  That's great to see! Hard to believe they were once so very tiny.

Dot in PA