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Excited visitors have lined up at Hong Kong’s Ocean Park to witness giant panda Ying Ying reunite with her playful and growing cubs. The public is now invited to take part in a competition to choose their names.
Excited crowds have flocked to Hong Kong’s Ocean Park to witness giant panda Ying Ying reunite with her energetic seven-month-old cubs.
These playful twins, currently known only as ‘Little Brother’ and ‘Elder Sister,’ have charmed the public, prompting a citywide competition to officially name them.
Born last year, they are Hong Kong’s first locally born pandas, making Ying Ying the world’s oldest first-time panda mother in captivity.
Visitors can now see the mother and cub bond first-hand, marking a significant milestone in their development.
Ocean Park, home to Hong Kong’s six pandas, has launched a dedicated Instagram page for the beloved twins, further fuelling their local and international popularity.
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