Sikkim Zoo Welcomes First Red Panda Cubs in Seven Years

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Two red panda cubs, named Nuba and Numa, have been born at a zoo in Sikkim after a seven-year gap in successful breeding. The cubs are reported to be in good health and showing strong developmental progress. Their birth marks a notable milestone for red panda conservation efforts in the region. Members of the public are now being offered the opportunity to symbolically adopt the cubs.

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