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Panda twins born at Berlin’s zoo last summer went on public display for the first time Friday. Meng Meng and her cubs Leni and Lotti are on loan from China.

Tue, May 7: Colleen Baird from the Calgary Zoo joins Global News Morning Calgary to discuss the one-year anniversary of the opening of the panda enclosure — and the panda baby watch.

A video released by the zoo shows how much Baby P (as it is affectionately being called) has grown, showing signs of the characteristic black and white giant panda fur.

The mating season has come earlier than expected for the matriarch of the panda family at the Calgary Zoo. If all goes according to plan, Er Shun could be pregnant sometime this spring. Jill Croteau reports.

A baby panda, the first born in France, lunged at Brigitte Macron on Monday and made noises at the country’s First Lady as she visited the Beauval zoo to announce the panda’s name, Yuan Meng.

Mon, Mar 7: The babies are named Jei Yueyeu and Jei Panpan – they mean Canadian Joy and Canadian Hope. As Angie Seth reports, the giant pandas also mean strengthened relations between Canada and China.

At one month old, the Toronto Zoo baby panda twins are becoming more vocal and are “progressing very well.”

Five-month-old panda Bei Bei was unveiled to the public for the first time at the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, D.C.

The Benning family is very well known in hockey circles. Brian played part of one season with the Edmonton Oilers and his son Matt is on the current roster. Abby played five years with the Alberta Pandas hockey team and the youngest Michael is a defender with the Sherwood Park Crusaders. But now it’s time...

Two giant panda cubs born at the Toronto Zoo are now taking solid steps at four-months old. In the video the “extremely mobile” pandas won’t stop walking, with one of the cubs even clambering over a small log.

Each month the Edmonton Valley Zoo drops by the studio with one of their lively residents. Team leader Wade Krasnow and zookeeper Jen Traxel dropped by with Baxter the baby goat, and talked about events happening at the zoo – including the birth of some red pandas.

Canada’s first baby pandas are preparing for their public debut by spending more time with their mother, Er Shun. The two unnamed cubs were born in October, and zoo staff have been alternating time spent with their mother so neither would be ignored. But at four months old, they are now both with her ahead...

It was giant panda cub Bei Bei’s first birthday at the National Zoo in Washington, D.C. on Saturday. Symbolic items are placed in front of the baby with the items that the baby chooses foretelling something about his or her future as a historic Chinese tradition.