Super cute pictures of the world's first triplets panda

According to experts, giant pandas are very difficult to breed and their reproduction is often difficult.

>>> The extremely rare triplets are successful

Researchers have recently published a 100-day-old image of the world's first triplets. These triplets were born in Chimelong Park, south of Guangzhou City, China on July 29.

At birth, the mother Ju Xiao panda and 3 baby pandas are healthy. This giant panda lives on hills and mountains in bamboo forests in southwestern China.

This is a very difficult species to breed and their reproduction is often difficult. At birth, the three cubs are kept in a newborn bear cage and monitored continuously by care professionals. Therefore, seeing these pandas grow up every day makes the experts feel extremely happy.

Recent studies show that there are about 1,600 giant pandas living in the wild and 300 are currently living in the zoo or care center.

Although bearing a giant shape in adulthood, when the newborn was born, the baby panda body was only equal to an avocado and equal to 1/900 of the weight of the mother bear.

At birth, three pandas weigh only about 0.22 - 0.35kg .

. but now, the weight of each uncle is about 5kg.

Now each bear has own two teeth.

Giant pandas were once popular in southern, eastern China, in neighboring Myanmar and northern Vietnam but due to the narrowing of their habitats pushed them to the brink of extinction.

As the number of giant pandas is declining, the Chinese government imposed very heavy penalties, being able to death with pandas hunters and traders.