Baby pandas are typically named by the organization responsible for their care and management, such as a zoo or wildlife conservation center. The names chosen for baby pandas often have cultural significance and may reflect the panda's origin or personality.

Some examples of names given to baby pandas in the past include:

  • Bao Bao (which means "precious" or "treasure") - the name given to a female panda cub born at the National Zoo in Washington, D.C. in 2013.

  • Yuan Zai (which means "child of Yuan Yuan") - the name given to a female panda cub born at the Taipei Zoo in Taiwan in 2013.

  • Fu Hu (which means "lucky tiger") - the name given to a male panda cub born at the Vienna Zoo in Austria in 2010.

If you have a particular baby panda in mind, you can check with the organization responsible for their care to see what name they have been given.