We challenge you. Tell us this video isn't the cutest thing you'll see today.
The zoo's giant panda cub had its weekly exam Tuesday which was cut short after a distemper shot caused the little one to squeak rather loudly.
The squeals sent the cub's mother, Bai Yun racing back to the den so zookeepers had to put the cub back in there where he was comforted by his mother.
Before the shot, veterinarians were able to check out the 8-week-old cub.
His eyes are now fully open and he can see light but his sight isn't very good yet.
The cub, born early in the morning on August 5, now weighs about 6 and a half pounds.
Of course, he still has no name. We'll have to wait for that until he turns 100 days old according to Chinese tradition.
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Mother and son will remain in the den for four to five months. During the denning period, the only way to see them is through the San Diego Zoo's live Panda Cam.
