One climbing frame, two panda strategies: Panda & Song 278

Even with the same climbing frame, pandas need not choose the same solution. Everland's October 30 Panda & Song #278 describes Rui and Hui tackling a keeper-made structure in different ways. With a farewell approaching, the playful footage carries another layer.

The publisher describes the twins' climbing and updates on Ai Bao and Shu Bao. A separate October 30 Short describes Shu Bao rolling around during an October 27 familiarization session and notes its public debut on the 30th. Exact scenes and spoken dialogue were not independently watched; these details follow the publisher's text.

The calendar changes the mood: Everland schedules quarantine for the twins from November 13, with December 11 planned as their final public viewing day before their move to China. A growth diary becomes a keepsake ahead of farewell.

Observed reaction, not a poll: an October 30 6:25 p.m. Theqoo post about keeper 'Song Bao' working daily until the twins leave used crying emojis. The page displayed 14,743 views and 202 comments when checked. The author's sadness is visible, but the comments themselves were unavailable, so no unanimous fan sentiment is claimed. Combining play and farewell is our editorial reading.

Fans have watched the twins grow online. Their playful habits feel familiar yet show how quickly time passes. The younger panda's public debut now coincides with the older twins' preparations for travel.

Verified: Everland posted episode 278 and a Shu Bao Short on October 30; its October 27 announcement scheduled the baby's public debut for October 30; the twins' quarantine from November 13 and final public viewing December 11 are planned dates. Official claims, fan-post evidence and editorial interpretation are distinguished.

Watch for new official footage before the planned November 13 quarantine and Shu Bao's gradual public-viewing expansion. Check Everland's latest visitor guidance as animal welfare can affect arrangements.