Although giant pandas are recognized by their black-and-white coloration, did you know that there is actually a subspecies of giant panda called the Qinling
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Lately, I’ve had many guests ask me, „Where’s Jackie?“
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(photo by Shauna)
Arrived in China Giant Pandas Lun Lun, Yang Yang, Ya Lun and Xi Lun Have Arrived
Besides bamboo, the giant pandas enjoy some fruit like apples and bananas. When it comes to bananas, the pandas prefer overripe and mushy. When Xi Lun gets a
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Throughout the day, we bring the pandas into the back so that we can clean up leftovers and give them fresh bamboo, biscuits and produce. Yesterday, we
Both cubs have frequently run inside with their mothe,r and we say the cue word to
Everyone knows that our resident male, Yang Yang, is a class-A clown and eternal cub-at-heart. While Lun Lun is more of a “businesswoman,” when the mood
Her little shadows have been making sure that Mom doesn’t spend too much time eating
If you follow our giant panda program, you’ll often hear us talking about the fact that giant pandas are a solitary species, and during your visits to the
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(video courtesy of Danica W.)
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Hello Panda Fans! I know I recently shared an update about Yang and how playful he’s been, but I figured nobody would mind another story about him having fun
It’s a nice reminder that you’re never too old to have some fun.
During this temporary period when the Zoo is closed, between extra projects, cleaning and training, we are still making sure we take this quiet time around
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