New animal documentary hits the airwaves
China's first documentary that records the growth of animals was officially broadcast on online streaming service iQiyi on June 22.
Co-produced by Yunji Media Co and iQiyi, the show Liugetuanzi documents the development process of cubs of animals including giraffes, ring-tailed lemurs, tigers and giant pandas that live in the Shanghai Wild Animal Park.
The documentary has six episodes that each last 30 minutes.
New episodes of the documentary will be released every Tuesday.
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