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The newborn is the first of its kind born at the zoo in more than two decades. The species is endangered.
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The pandas were born on July 2. One died last week, and the second over the weekend. The causes of their deaths are being investigated.
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The second panda is being bottle-fed and has been moved to an incubator.
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The twin cubs are part of an international breeding program to try to save the endangered species.
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The electric shuttles will operate Friday through Sunday through Labor Day and will serve downtown, the waterfront, and the zoo.
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Audrey was a female Masai giraffe which had lived at the zoo since 2010
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Rich Block is stepping down as Santa Barbara Zoo President and CEO. He led a number of zoo renovation and expansion projects.
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Raj has been living at the Zoo since April, but is now out from behind the scenes, living in his public enclosure.
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It's Theo, a three-year-old Masai giraffe.
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Clue: They are the names of two Goeldi Monkeys at Santa Barbara Zoo