Hong Kong Ocean Park has allayed concerns over patches of hair loss on giant panda Le Le’s back, saying the spots were shaved for a regular ultrasound check. The three bald patches were seen in footage of the 19-year-old giant panda, whose daily activities have been live-streamed from 10am to 3pm daily since Wednesday. “Le…
Hong Kong Ocean Park has allayed concerns over patches of hair loss on giant panda Le Le’s back, saying the spots were shaved for a regular ultrasound check. The three bald patches were seen in footage of the 19-year-old giant panda, whose daily activities have been live-streamed from 10am to 3pm daily since Wednesday. “Le…
One of Hong Kong’s giant panda cubs has sustained a minor eyelid injury while playing “too energetically” with her sibling, as caretakers from Ocean Park assure the public she is recovering well. The park revealed late on Monday night that the right eyelid of the almost seven-month-old “Elder Sister” had turned red. “Rest assured, the…
A naming contest for Hong Kong’s giant panda twin cubs drew more than 35,700 entries before the period for submissions closed on Friday. Ocean Park said on Saturday that it was “blown away” by the “overwhelming” number of name suggestions received. “Your care and excitement for these locally born panda cubs truly warmed our hearts,”…
A naming contest for Hong Kong’s giant panda twin cubs received more than 35,700 entries after submissions closed on Friday. Ocean Park said on Saturday that it was “blown away” by the “overwhelming” number of name suggestions received. “Your care and excitement for these locally born panda cubs truly warmed our hearts,” the park said….
Hong Kong’s twin panda cubs will make their first public appearance on February 16, the city’s leader has revealed, saying an event to name the bears will be held. Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu announced on Tuesday that “Elder Sister” and “Younger Brother” would meet the public on the third Sunday in February at Ocean…
Panda Watch is a blog by the Post that tracks the latest on the baby panda twins – the first to be born in Hong Kong – until they are ready to meet the public. As the twin cubs have passed their most critical 100 days after birth, the blog will be updated once every…