Mengmeng, Shuaishuai and Kuku – the world’s only known panda triplets – celebrated their fourth birthday on July 29 at Guangzhou’s Chimelong Safari Park.
According to CGTN, hundreds of people gathered at the wildlife park to celebrate with the trio, including some human triplets.
As a special treat, the panda siblings feasted on a ‘birthday cake’ made from apples, carrots, grapes and bamboo shoots.
The lovable creatures were born blind, toothless and pink (that’s right – pink) back in 2014, and have since grown from 100 grams to 100 kilograms.
In other panda news: last week, on July 25, Chimelong staff introduced media to Guangzhou’s only second-generation captive-born panda. The youngster is the offspring of Longlong, a giant panda who was born in South China five years ago, according to GRT Radio.
With a mass of 130 grams, the baby panda has been described as a ‘fat boy’ in media reports.
PHOTOS: China's Panda Triplets Celebrate 2nd Birthday
[Cover image via Xinhua h/t China.org.cn]
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