Animals
National Zoo's Newborn Panda Cub Missed its First Check-up, Mom Wouldn't Let Go
Mei Xiang, giant panda and new mother at the National Zoo in Washington D.C., is so attached to her newborn cub that zookeepers were unable to take it away from her to perform routine tests, The Associated Press reported Saturday night.
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