Turns out, Pandas prefer privacy when they’re doing it just like most of us humans!
The coronavirus has been good for Pandas. A pair in Hong Kong felt they finally got enough privacy to get it on.
Keepers at Hong Kong’s Ocean Park have reportedly been trying to get pandas Ying Ying and Le Le to mate naturally. It had been a decade-long failed effort until CoVID-19 shut down the zoo. Since January, staff say they have noticed changes in the panda’s behavior.
“Since late March, Ying Ying began spending more time playing in the water, while Le Le has been leaving scent-markings around his habitat and searching the area for Ying Ying’s scent,” reads a statement from the zoo.
Following this foreplay, Ocean Park proudly announced that the two pandas had succeeded in natural mating on Monday morning.
Shanghai.ist
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