World’s First Surviving Panda Triplets Thrive in China

The world’s only surviving panda triplets to be born in captivity are now out of danger. And they are growing quickly — and more cute — every day.

The cubs, one female and two males, reached two-months old on Monday, having just opened their eyes for the first time in the previous week.

An NBC TV crew was invited to visit China’s Guangzhou’s Chimelong Safari Park to meet the babies.

A worldwide naming contest is underway and includes a big cash prize.

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Photo: Pandas at one month old courtesy of Guangzhou’s Chimelong Safari Park