The Toronto Zoo’s cute and cuddly giant panda cubs are now starting to take solid steps.
The zoo released new footage of the twins rumbling about in their enclosure as they reached their four-month milestone on Saturday.
Officials say the yet to be named brother and sister are “becoming extremely mobile.”
The zoo has been issuing semi-monthly updates on Canada’s first-born panda cubs since their birth last October.
An online competition was recently launched to name the twins. The public has until Feb. 28 to choose from a set of seven pre-selected names.
The zoo says the cubs will be available for public viewing in mid-March.
It was announced in December the baby pandas, along with Er Shun, the cubs’ mother, and Da Mao who are on loan from China, will be moved to the Calgary Zoo in 2018.
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