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The month-old pandas, who were born on September 7, have set several records with their birth. They are the first ever twin pandas to be born in Europe, reports ITN News, and the first pandas born from artificial insemination outside of China, reports AOL News. Additionally, they are the first panda bears to be born in Spain since 1982, and only the third litter to be born in Europe, reports the (U.K.) Guardian.
Bottle-fed since birth, the twin pandas weigh just two pounds now. According to ITN News, veterinarians at the Madrid Zoo have determined that one of them is male, while the gender of the second panda is yet to be ascertained. We'll also have to wait a little while longer to learn their names. In keeping with Chinese custom, reports AOL News, the twin panda bears will not be named for 100 days. For now, we may have to refer to them as cute and cuter.
