Panda Ku Ku (酷酷) is one of the rarest pandas in the world, known for being part of the first and only surviving giant panda triplets. His life, shared with his siblings Meng Meng and Shuai Shuai, has captivated the public’s attention since their birth. Ku Ku’s story is not just one of survival, but also a symbol of successful panda conservation efforts. Through his participation in various public activities, Ku Ku has helped raise awareness about the importance of protecting pandas and their habitats.
Basic Information
- Name: Ku Ku (酷酷)
- Gender: Male
- Studbook Number: 923
- Date of Birth: July 29, 2014
- Place of Birth: Guangzhou Chimelong Safari Park
- Mother: Ju Xiao (菊笑)
- Father: Lin Lin (琳琳)
- Siblings: Meng Meng (萌萌), Shuai Shuai (帅帅)
Name Origin and Background
Ku Ku is the youngest of the world’s first surviving giant panda triplets. He was born on July 29, 2014, alongside his sister Meng Meng and brother Shuai Shuai at Guangzhou Chimelong Safari Park. When the triplets turned one month old, a global naming campaign was launched to find suitable names for the three cubs. On December 15, 2014, during a special event held by Chimelong Safari Park, the names of the panda triplets were officially revealed, with Ku Ku receiving his name.
Participation in Activities
As one of the world’s only surviving panda triplets, Ku Ku has frequently taken part in various public exhibitions and cultural exchange activities. These events have not only increased public awareness about the conservation of giant pandas and their habitats, but they have also allowed more people to experience the charm and significance of pandas. Together with his siblings, Ku Ku has become a symbol of the ongoing efforts to protect and preserve giant pandas for future generations.
