Panda Media Archive
Images and videos documenting giant pandas worldwide. A visual record of conservation, behavior, and daily life.
Young Fu Bao with keeper Grandpa Jiang
Fu Bao (福宝, studbook #1284) — the first giant panda born in South Korea (Everland Resort, 2020), returned to China in April 2024 and now living at Wolong Shenshuping Base.
Fu Bao — the ‘visual ceiling,’ the panda world's most beautiful princess
Fu Bao (福宝, studbook #1284) — the first giant panda born in South Korea (Everland Resort, 2020), returned to China in April 2024 and now living at Wolong Shenshuping Base.
Fu Bao munching on bamboo
Fu Bao (福宝, studbook #1284) — the first giant panda born in South Korea (Everland Resort, 2020), returned to China in April 2024 and now living at Wolong Shenshuping Base.
Fu Bao sitting upright while eating bamboo
Fu Bao (福宝, studbook #1284) — the first giant panda born in South Korea (Everland Resort, 2020), returned to China in April 2024 and now living at Wolong Shenshuping Base.
Fu Bao playing beside a big tree
Fu Bao (福宝, studbook #1284) — the first giant panda born in South Korea (Everland Resort, 2020), returned to China in April 2024 and now living at Wolong Shenshuping Base.
Fu Bao with keeper Grandpa Jiang (Jang Cheol-won) in Korea
Fu Bao (福宝, studbook #1284) — the first giant panda born in South Korea (Everland Resort, 2020), returned to China in April 2024 and now living at Wolong Shenshuping Base.
Fu Bao asleep in a tree
Fu Bao (福宝, studbook #1284) — the first giant panda born in South Korea (Everland Resort, 2020), returned to China in April 2024 and now living at Wolong Shenshuping Base.
Fu Bao eating bamboo shoots perched on a chair
Fu Bao (福宝, studbook #1284) — the first giant panda born in South Korea (Everland Resort, 2020), returned to China in April 2024 and now living at Wolong Shenshuping Base.
Fu Bao resting beside a tree stump
Fu Bao (福宝, studbook #1284) — the first giant panda born in South Korea (Everland Resort, 2020), returned to China in April 2024 and now living at Wolong Shenshuping Base.
Fu Bao sitting and eating bamboo
Fu Bao (福宝, studbook #1284) — the first giant panda born in South Korea (Everland Resort, 2020), returned to China in April 2024 and now living at Wolong Shenshuping Base.
Fu Shuang solo portrait
Solo photo of Fu Shuang.
Fu Shuang eating bamboo shoots
Fu Shuang enjoying fresh bamboo shoots.
Fu Shuang with Chong Yang
Fu Shuang posing with cub-mate Chong Yang.
Fu Shuang climbing a tree stump
Fu Shuang climbing up a tree stump.
Fu Shuang footage with Ping Ping, Baoli and Qingbao
Visitor footage of Fu Shuang alongside Ping Ping, Baoli and Qingbao.
Fu Shuang half-hidden before Atlanta departure
Visitor clip of Fu Shuang, soon to depart for Atlanta.
Fu Shuang enrichment feeding
Fu Shuang searching for fruit enrichment (shot in June).
Foreign Ministry on Fu Shuang and Ping Ping going to the U.S.
Chinese Foreign Ministry responds on the Fu Shuang–Ping Ping U.S. loan.
Fu Shuang and Ping Ping begin 10-year U.S. stay
Fu Shuang and Ping Ping set off for a 10-year stay in the U.S.
Fu Shuang and Ping Ping to the U.S.
News clip on Fu Shuang and Ping Ping traveling to the U.S.
Fu Shuang resembles uncle Fu Xing
Clip noting Fu Shuang’s resemblance to uncle Fu Xing (Pang Da Hai) before the U.S. trip.
Xi Bao (Fu Shuang) and Ping Ping’s 10-year U.S. stay
Fu Shuang (Xi Bao) and Ping Ping begin a 10-year U.S. residency.
Fu Shuang in quarantine ahead of U.S. departure
Fu Shuang and Ping Ping quarantined before departing for the U.S.
Fu Shuang portrait
Portrait of Fu Shuang (福双, studbook 1250), photo provided by the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding.
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