Fans turn up at River Wonders to celebrate S’pore-born panda Le Le’s 2nd birthday

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Panda fanatics gather at River Wonders to celebrate Singapore's giant panda cub, Le Le's second birthday Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE – Children skipped school and adults took leave from work on Aug 14 to celebrate Singapore’s first locally born giant panda Le Le’s “two-rrific” birthday.Fans sporting panda paraphernalia like T-shirts, headbands and other accessories gathered on the walkway overlooking the panda exhibit at River Wonders.

As Le Le, accompanied by his mother, ate his way through his treats, there was a chorus of oohs and ahs. As giant pandas are extremely solitary animals, cubs in the wild naturally separate from their mother at age 18 to 24 months.During this transition, the interaction between mother and cub shifts, with the mother slowly rejecting her offspring and the cub beginning to eat, sleep and rest alone.

Fans sporting panda paraphernalia like T-shirts, headbands and other accessories gathered on the walkway overlooking the panda exhibit at River Wonders. PHOTO: LIANHE ZAOBAOVisitors told The Straits Times that Le Le’s birth was one bright spark during the gloomy days of the Covid-19 pandemic. With Jia Jia and Kai Kai’s 15th and 16th respective birthdays fast approaching in September, some fans already have plans to return to the zoo.

 

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