Panda Gives Birth in Taiwan
Taipei officials say a giant panda, which China donated to Taiwan four years ago, has given birth to a cub.
Officials say nine-year-old Yuan Yuan delivered a tiny pink bear, following artificial insemination given in March.
The island will be able to keep the cub, since its mother and her mate, Tuan Tuan, were gifts to mark warning ties between Taiwan and China.
Usually, giant pandas are only lent to other countries, and their offspring must be sent to China.
It is not yet known when the newborn panda will be on display, nor what it will be named.
Source: Voice of America
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