Can a panda bear take care of more then one baby at time?

Giant pandas typically give birth to a single cub every two or three years. On rare occasions, a female panda may give birth to twins, but it is very uncommon for a panda to successfully raise more than one cub at a time.

In the wild, panda mothers will often abandon one of their cubs if they are unable to provide enough food for both. In captivity, panda cubs are often hand-raised by zookeepers, allowing both cubs to survive.