Red panda twins born in Isle of Wight zoo breeding programme

A zoo announced the birth of Red Panda Twins after introducing parents in 2024.

The pups were delivered on June 17 on Wight Island, Amazon World.

The zoo, 10 -year -old mothers Xiao, Belfast Zoo “in the next few years” was imported for reproduction purposes after being imported with a 10 -month -old male Flint.

According to the International Association for the Protection of Nature, Eastern Himalayas and species living in China are in danger and decline.

In a Facebook post, the zoo near Arreton said that his success was “over the moon”.

“Puppies are still young and there is always a risk, but Xiao has done such a great job so far.

“The offspring will remain hidden in the nest boxes for at least three months.

“Senior personnel will continue to watch and continue to watch the nest boxes and puppies through CCTV to make sure that everything is fine.”

The red pandas are boiled for fur, caught in wild pigs and deer traps of hunters, and at the same time under the threat of forest cleaning according to nature funds.