The world welcomed giant panda triplets earlier this summer, and now to mark being 100 days old today, the safari park have shared some adorable snaps of the little cubs.
The cubs, which have yet to be named, are taking it in turns to live with their mother for five day cycles at a time.
Weighing in at 11 pounds each, the safari park are happy with the cub’s development from the 100grams weight at birth.
The triplets started teething at 80 days old, and now have two small teeth each.
General manager of Chimelong Safari Park, Dong Guixin said:
“It is imperative to help the triplets form a good relationship with their mother and keep them in close contact. We hope that they can live together if the cubs grow healthily.”
The park, located in Guangzhou, China, has recorded four births of panda triplets has been recorded, but in each of the previous births, at least one cub died due to physical defects of being underweight.
