Hong Kong holds competition to name city’s first giant panda twins
Hong Kong has called on members of the public to help name the city’s first locally-born giant panda cubs. The cubs are twins and turned six months old on Saturday, an occasion that was also marked by their first public appearance. They are kept at Ocean Park, which now houses the largest number of pandas in captivity outside mainland China.
Debut of Hong Kong-born giant panda twins stirs fuzzy feelings
The older female cub has round black patches around the eyes and has proved to be a good tree climber. The male one is chubbier and darker, marked by squarer patches around the eyes, according to Elke Wu, assistant curator of zoological operations at Ocean Park Hong Kong.
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