In the nest room, Jiaojiao sat exhausted in the corner, tightly holding the two children in her arms.
Chen Ying didn't look at the little cubs. After placing so bamboo shoots next to Jiaojiao, he started tidying up the nest room.
He quickly threw away anything dirty and then ran out to bring in new mats and the pre-prepared soft grasses, placing them next to her.
Throughout the process, he tried not to get too close to Jiaojiao, as he carried a chill with him and was afraid of disturbing the mother and her three bears.
The last ti he went in to put down fresh bamboo leaves, Jiaojiao called out to him, releasing one arm. In the dim light adjusted by the headlamp, he could see the two adorable little cubs in her embrace.
They were quite lively and seed strong, their little heads straining up as they cried out for food from their mother.
Just as Jiaojiao moved her arm away, the cara also managed to capture most of the view.
mbers of the Panda Man team quickly took a screenshot and threw it into their workgroup, instantly causing a cheer and a flurry of ssages.
Giving birth in winter is extrely risky, plus Jiaojiao was reluctant to return to the maternity ward at the first aid station, and there were no good warming asures outdoors; they had even prepared to snatch the cubs from Jiaojiao if necessary.
Unexpectedly, Jiaojiao's two kids were in such good condition after birth. No, they were in excellent condition.
Back then, ndun'er's cub was a rare outstanding cub in wild giant panda reports, and Jiaojiao's two were even bigger than ndun'er's cub. Of course, they were still smaller than the burly Fu Fu's cub from Princess Fu Gui's family.
A panda born on New Year's Day was unprecedented in human records.
The center imdiately edited the happy news and posted it on their public account.
Unable to send red eggs like other places, the center directly processed the photos of Jiaojiao holding the two cubs taken from video screenshots and added three baskets of red eggs beneath it before sending it out.
Cyber red eggs are still red eggs, right? They bring good luck.
In addition, they specifically launched a voting option to collect na suggestions for the two cubs.
Jiaojiao is a wild-released giant panda, and not only did she have a pair of twins, but their father is a healthy and gentle Giant Albino Panda. In the coming ti, their family is destined to be the star in the dostic panda circle, and even the scientific research community will also pay attention to them.
After Jiaojiao gave birth to the cubs, Kelas no longer had an excuse to stay. He prepared to continue with his pre-arranged trip with friends, planning to co back and find Chen Ying before leaving.
Since he had decided to study abroad, he definitely had to arrange the dostic work properly so that everything wouldn't co to a halt in his absence.
The current situation was good; the previous research projects were in their final stages, and only the papers needed to be written, a task Xiao Shen volunteered to take on.
His skills were not top-notch in the team, but he could write a good paper. In scientific research, the data from experints and observations are important, but so is the paper itself. In so respects, if you can't write a good paper, no matter how well you do experints, it may not be of much use; the biggest impact might just be to help others.
Although their small team wasn't a well-known research team, over the past three years, they had worked well together, with a very high completion rate for several small projects. While their papers didn't carry much weight internationally, they had so influence in authoritative dostic journals.
Once Chen Ying finishes his Ph.D. abroad and enters the international veterinary dicine circle, the team's influence is bound to rise rapidly.
Didn't you see, when news about Chen Ying going abroad for his Ph.D. with recomndations from two internationally renowned professors got out, many people scrambled to find connections, trying to get their children in with Chen Ying?
Fortunately, Professor Bai was currently stationed at the Jiamu Gully First Aid Station, and fortunately, although the first aid station was affiliated with the rescue center, it had always been a semi-public welfare organization, so those people couldn't find a place to intervene.
Moreover, the forr leader had already placed his child under Chen Ying early on, and Xiao Shen had also secured his position in the team through his abilities, so even if soone wanted to use his presence as leverage against Chen Ying, they had no reasonable excuse.
After all, Xiao Shen had been around for more than a year. There's no way he could have known back then that Chen Ying would go abroad for a Ph.D. and lead an important research project, right?
The external turmoil had little impact on Chen Ying; the most important thing for him now was to pass the language barrier and read so relevant papers and books in advance.
In surgery and diagnosis, Chen Ying believed he was on par with others. His shortcoming lay in the understanding and application of the latest research results and the use of the most advanced dical equipnt.
The Dao family helped gather related resources, though most equipnt was out of reach. They got a thick manual for him, suggesting he read the original manuals as entertainnt books, at least to understand how to use them and related application fields even if he couldn't morize them verbatim.
Due to the panda birthing incident, the other professor gave a certain buffer ti, pushing the originally scheduled early March enrollnt to before the end of March.
This enrollnt ti is not the beginning of the university's undergraduate term; it's determined through discussions between students and supervisors, usually based on the supervisor's project schedules.
After the Spring Festival, it would soon be February, leaving a month and a half to complete many formalities.
Kelas drove over from abroad, and Chen Ying would be driving with him, requiring visas for several countries and an international driving permit. As for vehicle customs clearance, Kelas was responsible for that.
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