Some (seriously cute) photos of panda cubs at China’s Giant Panda Protection and Research Center were unveiled on Oct. 25.

Can you count the number of panda cubs there are in the photo?

The Bifengxia panda breeding facility base in the city of Ya’an in southwest China’s Sichuan Province witnessed an impressive group of 18 cubs born and raised this year. 

The China’s Giant Panda Protection and Research Center saw 26 cubs born in 17 births, with 23 surviving. That brings the total panda population to 218. 

Of the 23 new-born pandas, 16 were born in Bifengxia, four at the Hetaoping Wildness Adaptation Base, one at the Panyu Zoo in south China’s Guangdong Province, one at the Malaysia National Zoo, and one at the Washington Zoo in the United States.

The cute cubs appeared in the enclosure and showed their tricks, winning the hearts of visitors.

Various of panda cubs taking nap

23 test tube pandas have survived this year

A record 23 pandas have survived so far this year after being born using artificial insemination techniques, the world’s largest artificial breeding center for pandas announced Thursday.