On August 24, 2023, a historic moment occurred at the Moscow Zoo as the first giant panda cub in Russian history was born. This remarkable event, part of an international program dedicated to the conservation, protection, and research of giant pandas, marked a significant milestone for both Russia and the global environmental community. Weighing approximately 150 grams, the gender of the cub remains unknown, but the young mother, Dingding, has shown remarkable care and acceptance of her offspring. In an extraordinary achievement, this cub was conceived naturally, a rare occurrence in panda breeding, and it was made possible with the guidance of Chinese experts. The success of this endeavor is further underscored by the fact that the parents, Ruyi and Dingding, are relatively young, at seven and six years old, respectively, whereas giant pandas typically give birth when they are 8-10 years old.