A few places either have young pandas, panda-cam's, or newborns at the moment.
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1) The Korean baby panda (3 1/2 months old on Nov. 4) is featured here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ah8ByQ2aUFc&feature=emb_err_woyt2) The Washington DC/Smithsonian National Zoo has updates and a panda-cam here:
3) Recent clips from their cameras include:
a) A general update: the baby (never named, according to Chinese custom, for 100 days, so referred to until then as "cubbie") is working on leg strength, needed to get traction for walking on all fours:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBv0FlE9c14At 2:41, his mother, Mei-mei picks him up like a cat and takes him to their stone-walled enclosure to nurse, lick, and cuddle him.
At 7:12 she climbs out of the smaller area, called the "play pen" and leaves him there to rest while she gets bamboo shoots to eat.
At 14:14, Mei-mei eats a pressed carrot-apple-etc. fruit-like treat (orange from the carrots, to resemble a Hallowe'en pumpkin)
At 17"43. the camera in Tien-Tien (the father)'s pen shows him climbing a tree and "anointing" it (marking it) as his own.
A shorter clip, here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBv0FlE9c14shows Mei-mei leaving her own food to attend to her vocalizing cub.
The way she handles him and is so attuned to him is healing, somehow, if one projects oneself into the cub's place.
4) Chinese National Zoo clips are here, on their raising and natural accomodation program:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_cpPMjE0vUand here, when the first baby panda triplets were born:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvxwfTRrvjI (NB: to interested forumites, there's a Capybara sighting at .07!)
Others?
M.