In June, a pair of tiny twin lesser pandas were born through South Korea's first-ever natural breeding! ��
However, lesser pandas have a fertility window of only 48 hours a year and are extremely sensitive to their environment.
To make matters worse, even the CCTV footage happened to turn off on the day of the birth...?!
From the extremely difficult breeding process
to the current updates of the plump and well-growing twins,
we heard all about it directly from zookeepers Park Beom-jun and Kang In-su at Seoul Grand Park.
Producer Koo Min-kyung | Filming Bae Jin-ah | Editing Moon So-ra | Narration Han Ji-ho | Intern Kwon Ji-won | Direction Song Hae-bin
(SBS Subus News)
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South Korea's First Naturally Bred Lesser Pandas Born: Why It's a "Miracle"
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