At the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, tiny panda cubs born in 2024 are exploring the world with curiosity, melting hearts with their playful demeanor and endearing appearance.

Footage captured at the base's Moonlight Delivery House offered a glimpse into the charming moments of these young creatures.

In one scene, a baby panda was taking slow, careful steps, with its round, fluffy figure resembling a sweet dumpling.

In another clip, an energetic bear practiced climbing down a tree, carefully moving its tiny paws in slow motion.

Most of 2024's panda cubs were born between July and September, meaning that these adorable little ones are still less than six months old.

Located in southwest China's Sichuan Province, the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding is a world-renowned institution for the conservation of giant pandas. The base is famous for its efforts in protecting and breeding giant pandas, red pandas, and other endangered wildlife exclusive to China, as well as for its educational outreach programs. It is now a major tourist attraction.