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Why Giant Panda Twins Don't Always Fare Well
Mei Xiang, the giant panda at the National Museum in Washington DC, gave birth to a lively squeaking cub on Friday last week and a day later she delivered the cub's twin, which was stillborn. But why did one cub survive while the other died?
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