A video of the world's first and only all-white panda was released by the Wolong National Nature Reserve in China's Sichuan province.
In the video, captured by an infrared camera, the white panda was seen approaching a black and white mother panda and her cub.
The video, which was released by the Nature Reserve, showed the white panda walking over to a mother and her cub, who were resting in a tree hollow.
A senior engineer at the China Conservation and Research Centre for Giant Pandas, Wei Rongping, told Singapore-based media organisation The Straits Times, "The cub in the footage is about one to two years old, and the all-white panda is nearly the size of an adult. At the end of February, wild pandas in Wolong have entered the oestrus season, during which the female pandas with cubs can be very aggressive when an adult panda approaches or invades. This female panda was extremely 'calm' and did not conform to the general rule. One possibility is that the female panda is the mother of the all-white panda."
Having no spots on its body and red eyes, the all-white panda was declared an albino - one of its kind in the world - after it was first spotted in 2019.
A researcher at the Peking University Li Sheng told Chinese television network CGTN, "There is another rare colour variation of the giant panda in the northern Qinling Mountains, where the giant panda is distributed. It is a brown-and-white colour variation. A very rare all-white panda was recorded at Wolong, and this may be due to a genetic mutation. This individual may have been the first wild all-white giant panda recorded since the official documentation began."

There's money to be made in chaos and the Russian private military contractor known as the Wagner Group knows how to capitalize on it.
The European Union and the United States recently imposed sanctions on Wagner specifically related to its activities across Africa.
Wagner may not be the only private military company contracted by governments in Africa - PMCs from China, South Africa, and the U.S. are known to operate across the continent - but it operates differently and more secretively, said Sergey Sukhankin, a senior fellow with the Jamestown Foundation, a Washington, D.C.-based think tank.
It's not clear what, if any, support Wagner may be providing to either side; Prigozhin denied any involvement in Sudan's internal conflict last month.
Although Wagner has worked closely with the RSF in protecting its gold smuggling operations, Medani said it hasn't necessarily taken a side in the conflict.
Today on Front Burner, she joins guest host Jodie Martinson to explain the evolution, and growing influence, of the Wagner Group in Russia and other parts of the world.

In India, children under 16 returning to school this month at the start of the school year will no longer be taught about evolution, the periodic table of elements or sources of energy.
Younger learners will no longer be taught certain pollution- and climate-related topics, and there are cuts to biology, chemistry, geography, mathematics and physics subjects for older school students.
More than 4,500 scientists, teachers and science communicators have signed an appeal organized by Breakthrough Science Society, a campaign group based in Kolkata, India, to reinstate the axed content on evolution.
A chapter on the periodic table of elements has been removed from the syllabus for class-10 students, who are typically 15-16 years old.
Darwin's contributions to evolution, how fossils form and human evolution have all been removed from the chapter on heredity and evolution for class-10 pupils.
In the case of evolution, "More religious groups in India are beginning to take anti-evolution stances", he says.

The changes on the ground since the military standoff on the LAC began in May 2020 show that China has embarked on a massive expansion of airfields, helipads, railway facilities, missile bases, roads and bridges, both for the faster deployment of troops and to create a range of offensive capabilities.
An analysis of satellite images exclusively provided to Hindustan Times by Planet Labs of airfields at Hotan, Ngari Gunsa and Lhasa shows the Chinese side has either expanded these facilities by building new runways, hardened shelters designed to protect combat jets, and construction of new support and military operations buildings.
A satellite image from May 2023 shows Hotan airfield has a new runway, new aircraft and military operations support buildings and a new apron.
Recent satellite images of the airfield have shown unmanned aerial vehicles operating from Hotan, and the Chengdu J-20, a stealth fighter, has been deployed at this airfield amid the standoff.
Satellite imagery from recent years has shown the construction of underground facilities south of the Lhasa airfield, as well as a radar and electronic warfare unit and an air defence unit.
Lt Gen Rakesh Sharma, former commander of the Ladakh corps responsible for Kargil, Siachen glacier and eastern Ladakh, said many Chinese airfields across the LAC initially didn't have hardened aircraft shelters, long runways or ammunition storage facilities.