Feng Feng

Feng Feng is a female giant panda born on 2013-08-14 at Vienna Zoo. She is registered as studbook number 905 in the global giant panda studbook, which tracks captive populations of the species across all participating holding institutions. She is the offspring of Long Hui, studbook 458, and Yang Yang, studbook 461. Both of her parents were long-term resident giant pandas at Vienna Zoo as part of a collaborative international breeding program between Austrian and Chinese conservation partners. Currently living at the China Conservation and Research Center for the Giant Panda, she participates in coordinated captive management and breeding initiatives for the species. The center, based in Sichuan, China, manages the world’s largest captive giant panda population and supports reintroduction efforts for wild populations. As a healthy captive-born giant panda, Feng Feng displays typical foraging traits, including spending more than 10 hours daily consuming bamboo. Her birth at Vienna Zoo helped raise public awareness of giant panda conservation across Europe, and her participation in the China Conservation and Research Center’s breeding program contributes to genetic diversity efforts for the vulnerable species.