Twin Panda Cubs Born At Fota Wildlife Park
The baby boom continues at Fota Wildlife Park as twin Red Panda cubs were unveiled today.
The male cubs were born to mother Bonnie and father Pete on the 27th of June but have only just become brave enough to venture outside.
The Red Panda is an endangered species and as there are less than 2,500 individuals left in the wild.
The public are being asked to suggest names for the twin cubs, with the winning names chosen by wardens next month.
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