Video. Since 31 January, visitors to Berlin Zoo have been able to watch panda cubs Leni and Lotti explore with their mother, Meng Meng. Visit in the morning for the best view.

Since 31 January, visitors to Berlin Zoo have been able to watch panda cubs Leni and Lotti explore with their mother, Meng Meng. Visit in the morning for the best view.View on euronews ...

Berlin Zoo’s panda twins, Leni and Lotti, explored their new playroom this week as the pair prepare to turn five months old. Born in 2024, the sisters are now big enough to leave their “crib ...

Zoo Berlin announced the names of its baby panda twins on Friday: Meng Hao, meaning "beautiful dreams," and Meng Tian, "sweet dreams." Following a Chinese tradition, the names incorporate elements ...

This photo taken on Dec 6, 2024 shows the giant panda twins Meng Hao (left) and Meng Tian at Zoo Berlin in Berlin, capital of Germany. [Photo/Xinhua] BERLIN -- Zoo Berlin announced the names of ...

Attendance figures at Berlin Zoo in Germany have soared since the birth of twin panda girls almost two months ago, with long queues forming outside the Panda Garden, zoo officials said on Sunday.

Berlin: Berlin Zoo visitors will from Wednesday be able to catch their first glimpse of two rabbit-sized panda cubs born almost eight weeks ago. The 2.5-kilogram (about five pound) baby bears will ...

Berlin Zoo visitors will from Wednesday be able to catch their first glimpse of two rabbit-sized panda cubs born almost eight weeks ago.

Berlin Zoo visitors will from Wednesday be able to catch their first glimpse of two rabbit-sized panda cubs born almost eight weeks ago. The 2.5kg (about five pounds) baby bears will take turns to ...

The panda twins born at Berlin Zoo in August have opened their eyes. They will soon be presented to zoo visitors.

Germany’s newest panda twins are thriving at Berlin Zoo. The cubs spent their first five days of life taking turns cuddling and drinking milk from their mother every hour.

BERLIN (AP) — Germany's newest panda twin s are thriving at the Berlin Zoo. The cubs spent their first five days of life taking turns cuddling and drinking milk from their mother every hour.