A red panda at the Symbio Wildlife Park in Australia turned 16 on Wednesday and celebrated with a cake fit for a queen. Well, a panda queen.
The park posted a video on Facebook of birthday bear Chori chowing down on her custom made dessert. “Chori, the red panda, turned sweet 16 today, and to celebrate the magic milestone in every girls life, zoo keeper Ash Clarke made a delicious cake consisting of all her favourite fruit and decorated with the freshest of bamboo shoots,” the zoo wrote.
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Chori arrived at the park six years ago as part of a breeding program, according to 9 News Australia. Now, at the age of 16, she has lived nearly twice the average lifespan of most red pandas. But even in her old age, Chori still displays the proper diva attitude of someone who is having their elaborate birthday party filmed. “[She’s] always spending a good five to ten minutes grooming herself before coming down the tree, even for a cake as delicious looking at this,” Clarke said.
Watch the full video above.
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