889K views · 10K reactions |  Thirteen panda cubs were born last year at the China Conservation and Research Center for the Giant Panda in Chengdu. All of them are in good health. Breeders at the center say their focus has shifted from the number of births to the quality of development of the panda population. | CGTN | Facebook

Speaking of the giant panda, you might think it’s still an endangered species. But the good news is their populations are on the rise. Due to enormous efforts by Chinese conservation programs, more and more panda babies are being born. Now, some of the panda cubs from these breeding programs are being reintroduced to the wild. The first thing they have to learn is how to climb trees. Let's see if this baby panda can successfully master this skill in the end! #AmazingChina | iPanda

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