The snow they were pictured playing with was the first they have ever seen.

The animals live at the zoo along with their mother, Hao Hao, who was also seen in the images.

Keeper Yang Liu said: ‘Pandas live in the mountains and in Sichuan, the mountains in the winter have very, very big snow… this snow, for pandas, is not so cold.’

Bao Di and Bao Mei’s names were chosen by the public in an online poll and were unveiled in a ceremony in November 2019, 100 days after their birth.

With their white and black fur and their ‘teddy bear’ appearance, they’re known for being unbelievably cute. And these eighteen-month old twin pandas were no exception as they played in the snow at Pairi Daiza zoo in Brugelette, Belgium on Tuesday

Bao Di and Bao Mei – the Chinese words for ‘baby girl’ and ‘baby boy’ – were born at the popular zoo in August 2019. The snow they were pictured playing with was the first they have ever seen

The animals live at the zoo along with their mother, Hao Hao, who was also seen in the images

Keeper Yang Liu said: ‘Pandas live in the mountains and in Sichuan, the mountains in the winter have very, very big snow… this snow, for pandas, is not so cold,’ she said

Bao Di and Bao Mei’s names were chosen by the public in an online poll and were unveiled in a ceremony in November 2019, 100 days after their birth

Chillaxing: One of the twins is seen relaxing on snow-covered logs in its enclosure

The panda was later seen lying in a heap on the floor beneath the logs as it played in the snow

Determined: One of the twins was pictured as it appeared to climb up part of its enclosure

Having a break: The panda looked very at home as it rested on a branch

Limbering up: The panda showed its flexibility as it gripped on to the branch in its enclosure