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Giant pandas typically give birth to one or two cubs per litter, with the average being about 1.5 cubs. However, it's not uncommon for a mother to only successfully raise one cub, as she may prioritize one over the other due to limited resources. In the wild, twins are rare as mothers often cannot care for both. Overall, the average number of babies a panda has during its lifetime is influenced by factors such as breeding habits and environmental conditions.

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