Baby boom for giant pandas


CHINESE scientists succeeded in breeding 10 giant pandas, a rare species on the brink of extinction, in 2002.  

Four baby pandas were born via natural or artificial insemination at the China Giant Panda Breeding and Research Centre in Wolong, Southwest China's Sichuan Province, last spring and all have survived, said Zhang Anju, director of the Giant Panda Breeding Technology Committee.  

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