By Sheetal Kumari| August 14, 2025
Meng Meng, Shuai Shuai and Ku Ku celebrated their 10th birthdays at Chimelong Safari Park in China!
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The triplets marked the occasion with a special birthday cake consisting of bamboo, fruit, carrots and honey water!
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All three pandas were born in 2014 within an incredible four hours—Meng Meng is the lone girl!
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They are the world’s only surviving giant panda triplets, authenticated by panda experts.
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Due to conservation, pandas are no longer endangered but still require protection in order to survive.
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Meng Meng just gave birth to her own little baby girl—keeping the family name going.
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Chimelong Safari Park boasts 11 baby pandas from just 8 pregnancies. Amazing!
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In the wild, pandas live for 15–20 years. In captivity, they can live to 30!
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The oldest panda on record, Jia Jia, lived to 38 years in protected care.
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Pandas consume 40 lbs of bamboo per day, sleep up to 12 hours, and sport unique black spot patterns!
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