Beat the pandemic blues with an adorable baby panda cam

 5 OTHER ANIMAL CAMS WORTH WATCHING  1. Brooks Falls Brown Bears at Katmai National Park, Alaska Watch wild Alaskan grizzlies attempt to catch sockeye salmon as the fish leap up the falls en

route to ancient breeding grounds. Make sure to tune in to Fat Bear Week, September 30 to October 6 this year, for the annual March Madness-style competition that pits some of the

best-known bears of Brooks River against each other for the title of 2020 Fattest Bear, determined by bear cam viewers. 2. Decorah Eagles at Raptor Resource Project, Iowa The Raptor Resource

Project folks built this bald eagle nest near a trout hatchery in 2015, hoping that eagles would take it over. Tune in to watch the birds throughout the year. 3. Helzberg Penguin Plaza at

the Kansas City Zoo, Kansas City, Missouri Watch 17 king penguins, eight macaroni penguins, and 45 gentoo penguins waddling and swimming in their cold-weather habitat at the Kansas City Zoo.

The penguins lay eggs frequently, and the zoo has had several successful hatchings of adorable chicks. 4. California Condor Sanctuary in Big Sur This cam features views of pristine

landscapes in the redwood forests and the rugged mountains of Big Sur—as well as the return of the condor species from the brink of extinction. At its historic low in 1982, only 22

California condors were alive. The number is now up to 312 wild and 173 captive birds and this animal cam tracks the nest of the Ventana Wildlife Society's captive-bred condors that

have been released into their natural habitat. 5. Tau Waterhole at Madikwe Game Reserve, South Africa Want to see elephants, giraffes, lions, zebras and cheetahs out in the wild? This oasis

attracts more than 27 species of big game and countless birds. There's always something spectacular to see.