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. The cub was
“It’s so cute! How they eat, how they go around and play, everything,” said 11-year-old Sadaanandh Prem, who took a day off school to see Le Le with his parents and younger sister.
Noticing Le Le’s growing autonomy, the animal care team is helping him to get used to his own private den. “I think it brought a lot of brightness, a lot of hope, in the midst of Covid,” said civil servant Joanne Ng, 44, a regular visitor to the panda exhibit at River Wonders.and enjoys taking photos of the giant pandas, said: “Last year, because he was still a bit young, he was tumbling around. But this year he seems to be more well adjusted.”
Le le was born to mum Jia Jia and dad Kai Kai on Aug 14, 2021, after many attempts to conceive. PHOTO: LIANHE ZAOBAO
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